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Granite Geek: Return of the chestnut tree gets a nudge, but it’s not here yet
The USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service has approved the release of the genetically modified Darling-54 American chestnut tree into the wild, marking a significant step in the effort to…
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Real estate transactions
Real Data Corp released real estate transaction records for various towns including Antrim, Hancock, Jaffrey, and Peterborough between August 18 and September 18, 2026.
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4mWhat difference will an all-Democrat Executive Council make?
Tuesday’s electoral earthquake in New Hampshire didn’t just shake up legislators. It also took the most unusual political body — the Executive Council — from 4-1 Republican control to 5-0 Democratic for the first time in history. The five-person council, which is unique to the Granite State, has a grab-bag of executive-level tasks that are […]
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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.