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New Hampshire warns drivers: Peak season for moose collisions is here
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is reminding motorists to "Brake for Moose" as the state enters the peak season for moose-vehicle collisions, which are most common from May through October.
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1mBoynton Middle School wins state championship in baseball
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