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A new law says a COVID-19 vaccine cannot be required for New Hampshire residents to access public facilities, benefits or services. It comes in the midst of a national debate on combating the spread of COVID-19 amid the growing proliferation of the Delta variant.
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The state says current wind patterns are again blowing high concentrations of fine particle air pollution across the country and into New England, from huge ongoing fires in Canada and the Pacific Northwest. -
The Dover native made the podium for the women's 10-meter synchronized diving competition.
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The record-setting rain that's hit the state in recent weeks has limited the number of tourists heading outside. Many outdoor-centered businesses are improvising after expecting a busy summer with easing pandemic restrictions.
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The Nature Conservancy project, slated to open in October, will be one of just a few accessible trails in the state.
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The law previously gave N.H. tenants seven days after getting an eviction notice to repay. Now, that deadline extends up to the date of the eviction hearing.
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After pausing live stage shows during the pandemic, the iconic local theater company will kick off their 2021 season this week with a modern interpretation of the Thornton Wilder classic, “Our Town.”
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New Hampshire residents and visitors will no longer face reckless conduct charges for displaying a firearm, after Gov. Chris Sununu signed a bill Friday creating a new exception.
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Authorities say the FRM Ponzi scheme was the largest financial crime in New Hampshire's history. Now, the victims are getting some restitution via a fund included in the state budget.
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Farmers across New Hampshire are working to keep their crops alive after an unusually dry spring followed by three weeks of heavy rain.
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