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'The Odyssey' at the Drive-In: What a long, strange trip it was
BETHEL — As cars rumbled into the Bethel Drive-In for a screening of “The Odyssey” last Saturday, the bloated rain clouds overhead looked as threatening as the choppy waters Odysseus navigated on his…
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4mWarmington defends lobbying work for Purdue Pharma in campaign video
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Cinde Warmington released a video defending her past legal work for Purdue Pharma against ongoing attacks from Republican Governor Kelly Ayotte.
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2mJuly was the hottest month ever recorded in contiguous U.S. — but not for NH
New Hampshire experienced a slightly cooler and drier July than recent years, though the state continues to face ongoing drought conditions following the record-breaking dryness of 2025.
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8mNew NH state law empowers homeowners with ‘balcony’ solar panels
A new New Hampshire law set to take effect in 2027 will allow homeowners and renters to install plug-in "balcony solar" panels, though experts warn that users must carefully research safety requirements and potential electrical risks.
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9mRepublicans, Democrats see chance to override Ayotte veto of 10-year transportation plan
New Hampshire lawmakers are preparing to vote on August 19 to potentially overturn Governor Kelly Ayotte's veto of a ten-year transportation improvement plan that includes a controversial toll hike for out-of-state drivers.
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2mHartford works to fix Quechee wastewater plant after E.coli spike
Hartford town officials issued a warning for residents and visitors to avoid the Ottauquechee River and Dewey's Pond due to elevated E. coli levels detected in discharge from the local wastewater treatment plant.