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Insufficient infrastructure prevents enforcement of NH food waste ban
Two years after New Hampshire banned the disposal of large amounts of food waste in landfills, a new study has revealed a significant gap between policy and practice: the state still lacks enough…
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2mGary's Harvest Restaurant faces indefinite closure following accidental fire
Gary's Harvest Restaurant will be closed for the foreseeable future after an accidental grease fire on Monday.
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6mBackyard Naturalist: Fall hawkwatching on Pack Monadnock
The Pack Monadnock Raptor Observatory offers seasonal birdwatching opportunities from its peak location, where observers can witness various raptor migrations and diverse wildlife between September 1 and November 20.
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6mNegotiations underway to finalize sale of Francestown Elementary School to town
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2mHiroya Tsukamoto returns to Mariposa Museum on Sept. 27 for concert, masterclass
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3mEntrepreneur launches Hidden Local NH to support small businesses
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