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New Hampshire likely to kill another attempt at mandating car insurance
New Hampshire is the only state that allows residents to drive without car insurance, and a bill to require it is unlikely to pass due to the state's current model of uninsured motorist coverage.
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4mPit Spit combines Viking traditions with classic barbecue
Chef Shawn Affeldt has opened The Pit Spit, a barbecue trailer at Hornburg Brewing Company in Hancock that features a unique menu inspired by Scandinavian traditions.
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Food truck night helps bridge funding gap for boys and girls sports
Community members gathered at Mascenic Regional High School for a Food Truck Night fundraiser to help bridge the $4,000 gap remaining in their goal to fund middle school sports.
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Monadnock region real estate transactions
A series of real estate transactions involving residential properties, condominiums, and multi-family homes across several towns was recorded between May 18 and June 19, 2026.
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6mRep. Maggie Goodlander visits River Center to discuss vital family resources
Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander met with staff and clients of the River Center in Peterborough to discuss the importance of federal funding for family resource centers and address concerns regarding restrictive state grant requirements.
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Peterborough Conservation Commission recommends sale of contaminated well site
The Peterborough Conservation Commission voted unanimously Thursday to recommend the Select Board accept a $110,000 purchase offer from New Hampshire Ball Bearings for the South Municipal Well site. NHBB offered to buy the town-owned property for $95,000 above its assessed value following more than three decades of unsuccessful efforts to clean the contaminated well. Constructed in 1952, the well supplied drinking water to Peterborough residents for 30 years until the N.H. Department of Environmental Services identified NHBB as the source of contamination in 1982. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency designated the location a Superfund site in 1984. NHBB has since worked […]