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NH News Recap: Primary wrap-up, and a 9/11 tribute

Members of the Dover Police and Fire Honor Guard during the processional for the dedication of a 9/11 memorial at the Cocheco Mills Courtyard in Dover, NH, on Sept. 11, 2026.
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A voter approaches a ballot counting machine in Rye, on Sept. 8, 2026.

After Tuesday’s state primary, we consider what’s on the horizon as we orient ourselves towards the general election in November, and a new 9/11 memorial in the city of Dover honors those lost 25 years ago and pays tribute to first responders.

Guests:

  • Dan Barrick, NHPR News Director
  • Perry Plummer, former Dover fire chief and former director of New Hampshire's Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management

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