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9 events for your weekend calendar
From vegan food fests and farm expos to ghost hunts and spring markets, here are some top things to do in New Hampshire this weekend.
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This town tops every place to live in New Hampshire
A town along the Vermont border ranked as the best place to live in New Hampshire and No. 862 in the United States, according to Niche.
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We asked, you answered: Should NH work with ICE?
This week, we asked readers: Should New Hampshire require local police to work with ICE—or should Gov. Ayotte push back to protect them?
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Portsmouth Naval Shipyard ongoing water leak cause investigated
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and Navy officials on April 23 were still investigating a water leak on the Seavey Island base first discovered April 19.
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Costco makes pitch to open at former Fox Run Mall site in Newington, NH
Costco Wholesale Club is seeking to open its second New Hampshire location at Seacoast Landing, the first prospective tenant revealed for the commercial development proposed to replace the Mall at Fox Run.
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14 restaurants in New Hampshire where kids can eat for free
Feed the whole family without breaking the bank at these 14 New Hampshire restaurants where kids eat for free.
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5 animal sanctuaries in New Hampshire (+ the cute critters you’ll see at each one)
These five animal sanctuaries in New Hampshire provide a safe haven for creatures in need. Here are the cute critters you’ll see at each one.
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This New England lake is among the most ‘snake-filled’ in the US
If you don’t like snakes, you might want to avoid one particular lake in Maine.
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Boston Marathon 2026: Follow Seacoast runners’ times, overall winners
The 2026 Boston Marathon has more than 30,000 runners heading to the starting line Monday, April 20 in Hopkinton for the 26.2-mile race, including 90 runners from Seacoast New Hampshire and southern Maine. Many runners qualify by running for charities. They include York High School graduate Ashley Lomasney, who is running as part of the Dana Farber Cancer…
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White Mountains campers could face sizable fine for breaking new rule
Certain campers in New Hampshire’s White Mountains are facing a new food storage requirement amid an increase in bear encounters, according to the U.S. Forest Service.
