Winning Numbers

Matchbox Twenty counting days until Queen City gig with Goo Goo Dolls

Colonial Celebration

Visit the 1700s in Keene this weekend

Firework displays

2013 4th of July celebrations and fireworks

Our Gourmet

More superlatives, spoken in Italian, at Trattoria Amalfi in Salem

Our Gourmet

Manchester's Mint Bistro is packed with people, packed with flavor

Trekkies

Go boldly where 'Star Trek,' 'Star Wars' have gone

Jim Gaffigan

Meadowbrook goes for laughs in August

40 whacks

Lizzie borden took an axe ... or did she?

Travel & Leisure �

Riders roll into Weirs Beach during Laconia's 90th Bike Week on Friday.

Despite rain, riders turn out in strong numbers for Bike Week

Rain dampened much of Motorcycle Week 2013, though Lakes Region businesses said motorcyclists turned out in strong numbers despite the rain, especially over the weekend. Law enforcement authorities said at least two people were killed during the week.

Tailgating with a view - from left are Andre Rainville, Nashua, Carlos Quinones, Portsmouth and Dennis Rainville, Nashua.

Racing helps cap Bike Week '13

The motorcycle races - among the events that traditionally cap Motorcycle Week in Laconia - draw sparse crowds compared with the New Hampshire 300 Sprint Cup weekend, expected to pack the aluminum stands with some 100,000 racing enthusiasts on July 14.

The bathhouse project was over a year in the making and required the support of voters in Rye and Hampton, as well as the state Legislature, which committed $450,000 to the $600,000 project.

Bathhouse dedicated in North Hampton

NORTH HAMPTON — Friday was not the most ideal day to be at the beach, but local residents were still happy to celebrate the dedication of the new North Hampton State Beach bathhouse.

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Arts & Entertainment �

NH 48 Hour Film Project draws fun, creative folks

More than 20 teams of filmmakers from across New Hampshire and Massachusetts got to see their short films screened in front of a packed theater at Cinemagic Thursday night during the fifth New Hampshire 48 Hour Film Project.

Sophie Jordan and Emily Donovan, students at Epping Middle School, joined other students for a film festival featuring short films produced by local youth at O’neil Cinemas in Epping Tuesday.

Students hit the big screen at Brickyard Film Festival

A student film festival was held Tuesday to show off the work of young filmmakers with important messages about substance abuse prevention and other issues affecting today’s youth.

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The Student Prince New London Barn Playhouse 06/19/13

True West by Sam Shepard Jean's Playhouse 06/20/13

British Invasion Palace Theatre 06/20/13

The Honey Dew Drops Angela Robinson Bandstand, Community Park 06/18/13

Apple Hill Center for Chamber Music Concert Apple Hill Center for Chamber Music 06/18/13

Counting Crows Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom 06/19/13

Design Perspectives: Work by the NH Furniture Masters Exhibit Sharon Arts Center of the NH Institute of Art 06/19/13

'Impressions of the North Country' Margret and H.A. Rey Center Art Gallery 06/19/13

The Road Not Taken: Artistic Interpretations of the Poetry of Robert Frost Robert Frost Farm State Historic Site 06/19/13

Top New Hampshire News �

A protester demonstrates in front of the State House in Concord in this 2010 file photo. After years of wrangling, New Hampshire may soon legalize medical marijuana.

'Home grow' dropped on way to medical marijuana compromise

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New Hampshire House and Senate negotiators reached agreement Tuesday on legislation legalizing the use of marijuana, but only for seriously ill patients. The bill, pending final approval of the committee of conference agreement by the full House and Senate next week, will be on its way to Gov. Maggie Hassan's desk, where, she said, she will sign it into law.