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Hampton rallies for young mechanic paralyzed in crash: ‘Miracle he survived’
Bobby Connell always made time to help out at his old job at Farr’s Famous Chicken, cooking alongside owner Paul Conway even after he’d moved on to a career as a mechanic.
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Calling in for ‘Super Sick Monday’ after Super Bowl? You won’t be alone
After the watch parties and celebration, commiseration, or just staying up binging Super Bowl ads, did you wake up with “Super Bowl flu” this morning? It could be an epidemic.
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Rochester leader proposes closing Maple Street school, 40 job cuts
Superintendent Jared Fulgoni has proposed closing the Maple Street Magnet School and eliminating 40 positions as part of the $4.5 million in cuts needed to produce a budget that’s compliant with the city’s tax cap.
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White Mountains spot named most charming NH small town by HGTV. Do you agree?
HGTV named the most charming small towns to visit in every state in 2015, and the New Hampshire pick is a popular destination in the White Mountains, perfect for a wintry getaway.
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NH’s Grace Henderson’s result in Winter Olympics slopestyle qualifier
Grace Henderson placed 15th out of 23 in the women’s slopestyle qualification on Saturday morning with a score of 49.78, and didn’t advance to Monday’s final. Italy’s Maria Gasslitter earned the 12th-and-final spot in the finals with a score of 54.66.
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Madbury, NH to Milan, Grace Henderson’s ‘amazing journey’ to Olympics
Grace Henderson, who attended Oyster River schools as a Madbury resident through middle school, is one of four women on Team USA competing in freestyle skiing in both the slopestyle and big air events at the upcoming 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics.
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New Hampshire’s past & present Winter Olympians & Paralympians
From alpine skiers to hockey players to snowboarders, discover New Hampshire’s past and present Winter Olympians and Paralympians.
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4 independent New Hampshire convenience stores worth stopping for
Check out four independently owned New Hampshire convenience stores that offer way more than a bottle of milk and a loaf of bread.
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Harriet E. Wilson: A trailblazing NH native whose story you need to know
Harriet E. Wilson was the first Black author published in the US. Her novel would remain undiscovered for over 100 years.
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How did New Hampshire get its name? Here’s how the state came to be
Have you ever wondered how the state of New Hampshire got its name? Tthe state is one of many from the original 13 colonies to be named by European explorers, as Europeans settled in New Hampshire all the way back in the 1620s. In fact, the first European settlement in New Hampshire was founded in 1623 by Englishmen, meaning the name of the state comes…
