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🎳 5 kid-friendly winter activities to try
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…

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❄️ Yes, you can dine in heated igloos in New Hampshire
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…

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Q. Should NH really be first in the nation?
Plus: NH’s most charming small town, according to HGTV Share with a friend Good morning, First, a heads up—we’re off on President’s Day, so no newsletter on Monday. Check your inboxes on Tuesday! Second, HGTV crowned Littleton the most charming small town in New Hampshire—and honestly, it’s hard to argue. Home to about 5,900 people,…

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💘 The most romantic NH restaurants
Plus: What to put on your calendar Share with a friend Good morning! Valentine’s Day is almost here, which means love is in the air… along with a little pressure to make plans. Whether you’re all-in on a fancy dinner, sticking with takeout and sweatpants, or treating yourself like the main character (as…

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🥇 Your Olympic guide: NH athletes to watch
Plus: What to put on your calendar Share with a friend Good morning! The Winter Olympics kick off Friday, and nearly 2,900 athletes are headed to Italy to compete on the world’s biggest winter stage. One of the newest additions is ski mountaineering, also known as “skimo,” making its Olympic debut. Think uphill…

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Q. What advice would you give your younger self?
Plus: A look at Black History Month Share with a friend Good evening! February is Black History Month—a time to recognize, reflect on, and celebrate the achievements, culture, and resilience of Black Americans that have shaped our country. The observance began in 1926 as Negro History Week, created by historian Carter G. Woodson…














