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Some electricity customers in New Hampshire are in for a shock this winter. Numerous utilities across New England have announced electricity rates that…
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As early as next year, college students in New Hampshire teacher preparation programs will be taking a new test. It’s known as the TCAP, and all 14 of the…
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The state’s mental health system has been under tremendous strain in recent years. Cuts to services in the community, combined with dwindling in-patient…
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Every chair lift ride up Pats Peak in Henniker looks full on this mild winter day. Skiers and snowboarders are coming down the mountain, one after the…
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Temperatures are set to reach the single digits this week in Durham, home to the main campus of the University of New Hampshire - but at least one house…
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Vampire novels are big these days, but here’s one with a few twists: for one thing, part of the book takes place in 19th century Portsmouth.And the lead…
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This time of year is full of food fests, including a preponderance of Greek fests.Food is, of course, a central part of Greek culture, and as we found at…
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Saturday was the second birthday of the Art Walk in Bethlehem and up and down Main Street dozens of artists from the region gathered to show, discuss,…
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It’s the table farthest from the door at the Contoocook winter farmer’s market, but it's the one that catches my eye: asparagus stalks so big, you could…
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This week on All Things Considered we’re kicking off a feature on local food, which we’re calling Foodstuffs.Local food is growing in New Hampshire – both…