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NH Rocks: CONCORD — The Ryan Montbleau Band, touring in support of the...
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Goodnight Grace: George Burns is best known for three things: his cigars, his voice...
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Sandy Land: Most people wouldn't stare for long periods of time at a hunk of...
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Time to Fly: Brooks Young has a special fondness for the Franklin Opera House,...
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Enter If You Dare: Shock rocker Alice Cooper has spent decades mining a maniacal alter...
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The Only One: Melissa Etheridge, the Grammy-winning artist whose bluesy rock has...
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Our Gourmet: Our Gourmet reviews High Street Farmhouse in Goffstown.
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Winning Numbers: Matchbox Twenty, known for tunes like 'She's So Mean,' 'Overjoyed,'...
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Colonial Celebration: The sights and sounds of the 18th century return to Cheshire County...
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Firework displays: It's the way we celebrate Independence Day. Boom, pop, crackle.
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Despite rain, riders turn out in strong numbers for Bike WeekRain 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.
Racing helps cap Bike Week '13The 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.
Bathhouse dedicated in North HamptonNORTH 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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Hampton Beach hosts master sand sculptors at competition
Master sand sculptors from around the country and parts of Canada were busy pounding sand on Wednesday in preparation for this weekend's Master Sand Sculpting Competition.
Celebrate Granite State’s 225 birthday
PORTSMOUTH — Gov. Maggie Hassan, Portsmouth Mayor Eric Spear and other dignitaries join Strawbery Banke Museum at 4 p.m. Friday, June 21, in Portsmouth in celebrating the 225th birthday of New Hampshire.
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Sample summer's slate of theater productions across Granite State
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Roomful Of Blues Celebrates 45 Years with New CD, 45 Live
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Apology issued for naming of Boston bomber as a victim of gun violence at Concord rally
READER COMMENTS: 23The organizers of the Mayors Against Illegal Guns campaign on Wednesday apologized for including Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev among a list of shooting victims' names that were read during a demonstration in Concord on Tuesday.
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Nashua neighborhood shaken by elderly couple's murder
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Parents, student aid agencies seeking answers after court's scholarship ruling
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Shaheen, Gregg voice opposition to North Country electricity lines
Outdoors
North Country’s 1,000-mile ATV trail opens
The final touches on the long-planned 1,000-mile interconnected all-terrain-vehicle trail through the North Country are now in place, and the Ride the Wilds system is open to riders.
NH moose lottery to be held Friday
The lottery for the 2013 New Hampshire moose hunt will take place 9 a.m. Friday at the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department.
Derry considers new weapons in war on noxious weeds
Derry officials are considering using a testing and licensing process to find people who can spray for the knot weed and other invasive species of weeds which are gaining a unwelcome presence on town conservation land.
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Barbecue aficionados head to Merrimack for Rock'n Ribfest
The Rotary Club of Nashua West kicked off its annual three-day Rock'n Ribfest at the Anheuser-Busch plant in Merrimack on Friday.
Rindge looking forward to classic diner opening soon
A 1947 diner has made a more than 700-mile journey from Ottawa, Ohio, to the corner of routes 119 and 202 in the small town of Rindge.
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Raymond man's hope for working van realized
Bruce Gatchell has two words for the generous donors who helped him get a new set of wheels: “Thank you!” he said with excitement Monday morning as he prepared to board his new wheelchair van for the first time.
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Hooksett teen crashes into house, charged with DWI
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Goffstown officials want new Exit 7 on I-293
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Hooksett plans survey to find out what residents want
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For this weekend's New England Nationals, Epping is the center of the drag-racing world
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Windham officials: Local fireworks ordinance confusing
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