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Severe drought hits New Hampshire, wells and streams drying up
New Hampshire is experiencing a severe drought, with many wells, creeks, streams, and lakes running dry due to lack of rain, and the situation is expected to continue for at least two weeks.
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ConVal seniors to compete at National Educators Rising Conference
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