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Gov. Chris Sununu, with AG John Formella, said $1.4 million included in the current state budget to create the Northern Border Alliance Task Force would be used to fund increased border patrols south of the Canadian border.
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Record-breaking wildfires continue to rage across the border in Canada. The smoke from the fires made its way to New Hampshire, but firefighter Brian Johnson of Rindge has seen the fires up close.
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Filmmaker Alanis Obomsawin received the Edward MacDowell Medal Sunday for her lifetime contribution to the arts and dedication to uplifting Indigenous voices.
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Abraham Hernandez was arrested in mid-June, according to newly unsealed court documents, for allegedly transporting a group of people who crossed the international border near a sparsely traveled road.
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With no clear end in sight to the Canadian wildfires, experts weigh in on how NH residents can prepare for poor air quality.
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Gov. Chris Sununu proposed sending local law enforcement to New Hampshire’s northern border.
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The Canadian border has been open to vaccinated citizens of the United States since early August, but the United States has yet to reciprocate the policy.
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The Canadian border reopens for fully-vaccinated American tourists on August 9. Travelers heading north, including through New Hampshire’s lone border crossing in Pittsburg, will face a stringent set of rules outlined by the Canadian government.
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Fully-vaccinated Granite Staters can cross the border starting in early August.