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Editorial: New Hampshire housing measures expose political fault lines
The New Hampshire Legislature passed a package of reforms to promote housing development, and the state should give those measures some time to see how they work, despite calls from the New Hampshire…
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5mOver Easy: Of multimillion-dollar homes and bungalows
I read this week that New Hampshire set a record in July for the median sales price of a single-family home. It was $580,000, as in bucks, smackers, clams, greenbacks, dough. As they used to say, Ain’t it rich? I suppose my fellow baby boomers who managed to snag a house before the market, umm, […]
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3mHartford man arrested for intentionally flooding apartment to force eviction
A White River Junction man was arrested for allegedly flooding his apartment to force an eviction, an act that caused over $10,000 in damage and displaced residents.
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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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7m'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 journey home. The setting was a small tree-bordered field near a quiet stretch of Route 12. It could not have been more […]