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  • On March 1st, 100 years ago President William Howard Taft signed the Weeks Act into law.The historic legislation led to the creation of our eastern…
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    The Bhutanese are by far the largest group of refugees in New Hampshire. Since 2008 the US has resettled almost 800 men, women and children in Concord,…
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    In commemoration of the centennial of the Weeks Act, NHPR is looking at the impact the federal legislation has had on the state and its largest forest.…
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