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Yankee Magazine’s foliage reporter joins NHPR for an update on how the colors are progressing.
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The state Department of Transportation had ordered the bridge closed Monday after possible structural deficiencies were found in a routine inspection.
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100 bald eagle chicks fledged their nests in New Hampshire this year, the most since the population was near extinction about 40 years ago.
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The state Libertarian Party has issued repeated calls for political violence in social media posts.
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Tania Villanueva aprendió a hacer alfajores durante la pandemia, y ahora tiene un negocio donde vende este tipo de “sanduche de galletas” desde su cocina en Windham.
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Defense attorney Mark Sisti raised a last-minute appeal Tuesday, citing possible ongoing investigations into justices on the state’s top court.
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Tania Villanueva learned how to make alfajores during the pandemic and is running a business selling these cookies out of her Windham kitchen.
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A statement by the Supreme Court justices claimed that a large payout to a state employee was part of a planned reorganization. That explanation caught the attention of the Judicial Conduct Committee, which investigates alleged ethical violations by state judges.
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Even the winning cars at the Hopkinton Fair Demolition Derby often end up at the scrapyard. But the memories live on forever.
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It was the warmest summer for the contiguous United States overall.
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A routine DOT inspection of the Queen City Bridge found possible structural deficiencies, prompting the city of Manchester to close it until further notice.
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Update: The New Hampshire Supreme Court, in an order issued late Thursday, denied an emergency motion for a temporary restraining order to stop the state from sending ballots to towns and cities.