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NH election officials unfazed by Trump administration monitoring primaries
New Hampshire election officials expressed no concern regarding the Trump administration's announcement that it will send monitors to observe the September primaries in Manchester and Nashua.
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1mKalamazoo College graduate earns Fulbright award to teach in Austria
Kelley Akerley of Hancock is one of seven recent Kalamazoo College graduates who have earned Fulbright awards to pursue global opportunities for the 2026-27 academic year, and she will teach English at an agricultural school in Upper Austria.
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5mA local farm worries about looming tariffs. Cinde Warmington says she’ll fight against them.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Cinde Warmington visited Contoocook Creamery on July 31, 2026, to discuss the agricultural impacts of tariffs and rising operational costs with owner Jamie Robertson.
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2mNH water utilities increase security in response to cyberattacks in other states
New Hampshire water utilities are preparing for potential cyberattacks following a series of recent incidents across several states.
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3mGrove Street Bridge faces unexpected deterioration during renovation
Peterborough officials approved additional funding for the Grove Street Bridge project after discovering far greater deck deterioration than initially estimated during construction.
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Academic excellence: Local students named to dean's list at top universities
Robert Amundson, Teagan Harbour, and Kendall Larson were recently recognized for their academic achievements and named to the dean's list at Bates College, University of Tampa, and Georgia Institute of Technology, respectively.