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Plus: Readers debate open enrollment in NH schools Share with a friend   Good morning, First things first: We’re gathering feedback on this newsletter, and I’d love your honest take. If you’ve got a minute, click here and tell us what you think. Second, did you see that Wallet Hub just ranked the states by…

Plus: The 30 best colleges on the East Coast  Share with a friend     Good morning! It’s that time of year again—college application season. Back when I applied to colleges 17 years ago, I sent out 13 applications. Yes, 13. I got a little obsessed and carried away. I didn’t know what I wanted—just…

Plus: Meet these Seacoast baseball stars Share with a friend     Good morning! OK, “Survivor” fans, did you know we’ve got not one, but two New Hampshire connections this season? First up: Aubry Bracco. She’s been on the show three times (Seasons 32, 34, and 38), finishing second, fifth, and 15th. Now she’s back…

What’s one thing you’d change about how you get news here? Dear Granite Post reader, Thank you for being a part of the community we’re building here at Granite Post. As a reader supported news organization, you’re at the center of everything we do. Our audience grew significantly last year, and we’d like to learn…

Plus: Where to find the best cooking classes in NH Share with a friend     Good morning!  One of my favorite words is penultimate. You almost never hear it, and it sounds wildly pretentious. All it means is … second to last. That’s it. A word with fake prestige for something nobody talks about.…

Plus: Will Trump’s endorsement haunt Sununu? Share with a friend     Good evening! Now that the Winter Olympics are over, we’ve got to properly shoutout both the men’s and women’s hockey teams—because, wow. 🏒 Both squads took down Canada in nail-biting 2–1 wins. The men brought home their first gold since 1980 (yes, that…

Plus: Hampton’s cemetery cat: Robert Browning Share with a friend   Good morning, You don’t hear about cats getting their own cemetery plots very often. But according to The Portsmouth Herald, there’s a small, old cemetery tucked off Exeter Road in Hampton, dating back to the early 1800s, where members of the Sanborn family are…

Plus: How state education could change Share with a friend     Good morning! House Bill 751 could change education as we know it. The Republican-backed bill would create a statewide open enrollment system requiring public schools to accept out-of-district students if they have space, with tuition money following the child. Supporters say it gives…

Plus: What to put on your calendar Share with a friend     Good morning! The drama over a proposed ICE detention center in Merrimack just went national. Plans to bring a facility tied to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement to Merrimack—and Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s insistence that she knows nothing about it—have landed on The…

Plus: Questions every adult should know the answers to Share with a friend     Good afternoon!  Did you know you can actually dine in an igloo in New Hampshire? A few local spots have set up cozy, living-room–style igloos—heated, tucked under the stars, and perfect for a winter night out without ever feeling the…