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Francestown Land Trust to host philosopher Maria Sanders for annual meeting
Maria Sanders, an emerita professor of philosophy at Plymouth State University, will present "The Place We Call Home: Ethics, Nature, and the Future of Human Life" at the Francestown Land Trust's…
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4mLevesque unseats Wheeler for Executive Council; Liot Hill wins reelection
Democrats achieved a historic first by winning all five seats on the New Hampshire Executive Council, including victories for incumbent Karen Liot Hill and newcomer Melanie Levesque.
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2mWildfire rages in North Country, covering 370 acres
The Wild River Fire burned through more than 370 acres of remote terrain near the Maine border and reached 11% containment by Tuesday.
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4mApple Hill String Quartet performs rare program at Bass Hall Nov. 7
The Apple Hill String Quartet is scheduled to perform a special program featuring works by Ernest Bloch and a new commissioning by Cenovia Cummins at Bass Hall in Peterborough on Saturday, November 7.
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2mLinda Lee Evans
<html><head></head><body>Linda Lee Evans<br /><br />Hancock, NH - Linda L. Evans, 80, of Hancock (Greenfield), NH, passed away at Catholic Medical Center on October 31, 2026. She was born on December 31, 1945, in Concord, NH, to William John and Ella ...
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7m‘Caught in the wave’: New Hampshire makes dramatic swing towards Dems
Republicans in the Granite State were expected to give up some ground in the midterm elections. They hadn’t expected to give up their slate of seats in Bedford, a GOP stronghold. Or the Senate seat in the heart of the Lakes Region. Or to be blown out of the Executive Council. The current House Speaker, […]