Outdoors
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Who won ‘Survivor’ season 50? The winner is from New Hampshire
New Hampshire’s own Aubry Bracco was officially named the winner of “Survivor 50: In the Hands of the Fans,” taking home the title of Sole Survivor and a prize of $2 million. Bracco’s victory makes her the first and only “Survivor” winner from New Hampshire.
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How this Granite Stater built a running empire while facing cancer
Today, Feller is the creator and host of the wildly popular “Ali on the Run Show,” a podcast featuring elite athletes, celebrity runners, Olympians, and everyday runners alike. She’s also become a familiar face at some of the biggest races in the country, announcing and working broadcasts for the Boston Marathon, New York City Marathon,…
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This New Hampshire Beach was named one of the best on the East Coast
Hampton Beach landed on its 2025 list for the 17 best beach towns on the East Coast, along with other regions of New England.
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Rochester to develop new ice arena proposal estimated at up to $27M
Rochester Ice Arena, which was built in 1972 as a YMCA, could be upgraded, renovated or replaced, depending what city leaders decide.
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Water parks in & around NH: Opening dates, prices, & all the fun to be had
Get a well-earned respite from the summer heat at one of the water parks in and around New Hampshire. Here’s everything you need to know, from prices to dates.
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8 cheap or free fabulous things to do this Memorial Day weekend in NH
Start the summer season with these free or nearly free events in New Hampshire.
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7 celestial events visible from New Hampshire skies this summer
7 celestial events will be visible in New Hampshire this summer. Here’s what to know and where to look for them.
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Four stunning places to explore NH and Maine
Here are Yankee Magazine’s picks for most beautiful places to visit in New Hampshire and Maine.
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NH summer forecast calls for hot weather, Old Farmer’s Almanac says
The Old Farmer’s Almanac is predicting a hotter than average summer across most of the country, and New Hampshire and Maine are no exception.
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Two of the most dangerous animals in the world can be found in New Hampshire
It’s true that very few people are killed by animals in New Hampshire, and most are not dangerous unless provoked. But according to BBC’s Science Focus Magazine, mosquitos and snakes are two of the most dangerous animals in the world – and both can be found in New Hampshire.
