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These New Hampshire laws begin in 2026
New Hampshire residents will no longer need an annual car inspection starting January 31, 2026, and some government-run services will have higher fees, while two new laws aimed at aiding in the Trump…
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5mNH summers are hotter than ever. Here’s how to stay safe.
New Hampshire's summers are getting warmer and wetter, and it's important to stay safe by avoiding prolonged sun exposure, staying hydrated, and finding air-conditioned spaces when necessary.
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6mLocal entrepreneur receives award for innovative transportation initiative
Ed Sweeney was awarded the Community Transportation Champion Award for his P22 Initiative, which provides prepaid rides to people in need in the Peterborough region.
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2mHeidi Bell and Kaiden Charron receive environmental leadership scholarships
Heidi Bell and Kaiden Charron were awarded the 2026 Environmental Leadership Scholarship Award for their commitment to environmental issues and passion for the natural world.
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3mDHHS seeks $1.3 million to mitigate staff shortages at the NH’s youth detention center
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services is seeking $1.3 million to keep 18 temporary youth counselors at the Sununu Youth Services Center, which is still short 14 youth counselors and is under investigation for alleged abuse and neglect.
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3mCar fire and explosion at Dublin auto shop quickly contained
A fire and explosion at a Dublin automotive repair shop was quickly extinguished by the Dublin Fire Department, with no one injured and the cause of the fire still unknown.