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Wreaths Organization Defends its Practices

Wreaths Across America says it is actively addressing concerns raised about its financial practices, which were reported on by the Sanford Springvale News last week. The organization was responding to a decision by Southern Maine Veterans’ Cemetery and Rolling Thunder Chapter 1 to end their affiliation with the wreaths organization and assume local responsibility for the annual pre-Christmas wreath-laying ceremony.

Sanford, ME · 2d
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97.5 WOKQ

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Executive Chef Brings A Taste Of New England To New Hampshire's Lakes Region

Chef Travis Greene, a Lakes Region native, now leads the kitchen at The Lake Estate on Winnisquam in Tilton, NH. He'll be cooking with seasonal New England ingredients.

Tilton, NH · 1d

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NH family court judge under investigation over handling of guardianship case

A New Hampshire circuit court judge is facing a slate of ethics charges over his handling of a guardianship case in Milford, including an allegation that he performed his own investigation into a party in the case outside of the courtroom. The New Hampshire Judicial Conduct Committee is accusing Judge...

New Hampshire · 2d
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Country Herald

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New Hampshire Thanksgiving: 'Micro Blizzards' Could Hit Concord, NH

Concord, NH – Imagine traveling north on Interstate 93 for Thanksgiving, heading toward the White Mountains, when the highway ahead suddenly disappears behind a wall of blowing snow. Within moments, vehicles become difficult to see, brake lights emerge through the whiteout and a routine holiday drive turns into a dangerous situation.

New Hampshire · 1d

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11 New Hampshire Restaurants Serving Thanksgiving Dinner That Feels Like Home

One New Hampshire restaurant has about 1,000 turkey plates hanging on its walls. It also serves a Thanksgiving-style turkey dinner year-round, which honestly sounds like my kind of calendar. That little fact sent me looking for more places that treat the holiday meal with real care. I found a 1797...

New Hampshire · 15h

businessnhmagazine.com

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New Project at Lilac City Grille Site in Rochester Hinges on Tax Relief

ROCHESTER — A new restaurant and eight apartments could fill a downtown void at 103 North Main St., where the shuttered Lilac City Grille was demolished earlier this year. Norman Vetter, the property owner, is seeking 79-E community revitalization tax relief from the city for the project, which calls for the inclusion of below-market-rate apartments.

Rochester, NH · 2d

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SHS Takes Action to Fix Weighted Grade Mistake

Sanford school officials are working to correct a decade-old grading error and ensure the oversight does not unfairly affect students. The issue involves a weighted-grade policy approved by the Sanford School Committee in December 2016 that was never fully implemented. The policy called for eligible dual-enrollment courses at Sanford Regional Technical Center to receive honors-level weighting when calculating students’ grade-point averages and class rankings.

Sanford, ME · 2d

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Demolition in Dover to Make Way for 173 Housing Units, Restaurant

DOVER — Demolition of the existing building at 47 Chestnut St. is moving forward, with plans for a mixed-use development on the parcel that will bring more than 170 residential units, plus a restaurant and commercial space. The project was originally approved by the city Planning Board in 2022,...

Dover, NH · 2d

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Manufactured-home parks celebrate ownership

The residents of three manufactured-home communities in New Hampshire recently celebrated the purchase of the land and infrastructure under their homes, securing their future security and affordability as resident-owned communities (ROCs). The acquisitions, which took place over the last month, increased the number of resident-owned communities in New Hampshire to...

New Hampshire · 3d

Portsmouth Herald

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Little Bay oyster farm fight grows as residents call for moratorium

DURHAM — Little Bay homeowners oppose an application from two commercial oyster farmers to establish a new four-and-a-half-acre floating gear farm , arguing existing operations already impede recreational access in the estuary. Durham and Newington residents are calling on the state to enact a moratorium on oyster farming in Little Bay, stating the number of farms has changed how boaters, paddleboarders, kayakers and fishermen can navigate the waterway. The waterfront homeowners worry for the future of the bay, saying increased bird defecation and debris from the farms poses environmental risks and pollutes the shoreline. Michael and Stephanie Miller moved to the Durham side of Little Bay four years ago, a decision they wouldn’t change. “But what will happen if this turns into one of the largest commercial oyster farming operations in the United States of America? Then the answer might be no,” Michael Miller said. “Our concern I think that we all share collectively is, how do we know that’s not going to happen?” “We pay a premium to live on the water to have the views and the access,” added Stephanie Miller. “We’ve had our taxes increased, many of us 50% to 60% over the last year. They’re taking

Durham, NH · 3d

Only In Your State

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Maple Fans Will Love This 1927 New Hampshire Candy Shop

Copper kettles still do all the work at this old-school candy shop in Concord. Granite State Candy Shoppe uses many of its founder’s original copper kettles, along with his original recipes, to slow-cook fudge with fresh cream, butter, and pure cane sugar, roast nuts in small batches, and dip chocolates one piece at a time. […]

Concord, NH · 5d

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Donated fitness station to be installed at Prescott Park

MEREDITH — The selectboard unanimously approved installing a calisthenics station donated by a local business owner, and made a plan to hold a public hearing about accepting a vehicle donation from the Greater Meredith Program to water gardens around town, during their meeting Nov. 9. The calisthenics fitness station...

Meredith, NH · 1d

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Students paint new Red Raiders mural at Belmont High School

BELMONT — Seniors at Belmont High School recently left their mark on the school with a paintbrush, completing a new, vibrant exterior mural that should last until their 20-year reunion. The students, Spencer Cate, Miranda Daley, Autumn Main, Lyla McSheffrey and Bailey Perkins, are part of Joe Cilley’s 2-D...

Belmont, NH · 1d

Foster's Daily Democrat

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N.H. football: Somersworth beats Monadnock, advances to DIII championship game

SOMERSWORTH – In a game where its vaunted run game was held in check, the Somersworth High School football team showed it can win in many different ways. The Hilltoppers rode an exceptional defensive effort to a 21-8 win over Monadnock in the Division III semifinals Saturday at Memorial Field. Second-seeded Somersworth (9-1) will face top-seeded Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough in the championship on Saturday, Nov. 21 at Bank of New Hampshire Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. Inter-Lakes advanced with a 42-22 win over No. 4 Campbell. Somersworth lost to Inter-Lakes, 35-30 on Sept. 11. After rushing for 444 yards in its playoff opener, Somersworth struggled to find running room against a stingy Monadnock (7-3) defense. But the Hilltoppers showed they are more than just a ground-and-pound team, as Max Ridings threw for a pair of touchdowns and the defense made sure that was all they would need. “That’s what makes this team a little different than teams in the past,” said Somersworth coach Jeremy Lambert. “Whatever we’ve had to lean on in a particular game, that group has stepped up. That’s a special group of kids right there.” The teams appeared headed for a repeat of their early-season shootout, when

Somersworth, NH · 13h

Seacoast Current

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Three Veteran-Owned & Operated NH Breweries

Three veteran-owned NH breweries, one tap list. Burnt Timber in Wolfeboro pours Henniker and Able Ebenezer today, noon to 8, with 5 drafts and 5 burgers going back to local veterans.

Wolfeboro, NH · 4d

Ball Exclusives

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Wildcats Beat Raiders 87-49 as Edmonds Scores 19

The New Hampshire Wildcats beat the Colgate Raiders 87-49 at Lundholm Gymnasium. The post Wildcats Beat Raiders 87-49 as Edmonds Scores 19 appeared first on Ball Exclusives .

Durham, NH · 12h

rhodycigar.com

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Late penalties cost Rhode Island another conference game against UNH

The University of Rhode Island football team dropped to 2-4 in conference play with a road loss to the University of New Hampshire on Saturday afternoon, eliminating any postseason hopes. Without fifth-year wide receiver Marquis Buchanan, the Rams and third-year quarterback Alex McClelland generated just 319 total yards of offense.

Durham, NH · 2d

Parade

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Two New Hampshire Seniors Grew an 837-Pound Pumpkin Named ‘Large Marge’

Talk about pumpkin goals as two New Hampshire seniors grow a whopping 837-pound giant named 'Large Marge'!

Durham, NH · 2d

Foster's Daily Democrat

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'Grit and tenacity': Somersworth offensive line paving the way in Division III playoffs

SOMERSWORTH — In last Saturday's 50-21 Division III quarterfinal playoff win over Laconia , the Somersworth High School football team had three backs all run for more than 100 yards, and had a total of 444 yards in the game. Somersworth head coach Jeremy Lambert pointed to the guys on the offensive line, and said that the success of the running game starts with grit and tenacity. And more standout performances will be needed in Saturday's semifinal game against No. 3 Monadnock. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. in Somersworth. "We need our line to continue to be able to keep their heads up, and play with some grit and tenacity, that's what it takes to play on the line with your hand in the dirt," Lambert said. "Those guys need to keep doing what they're doing there. They're going to move some bodies and they have the ability to do that." Seniors Collin Patterson and Brian Bjorkman have been at it for four years, and they are paired with a trio of sophomores in Diante Adams, Cole Garrett and Evan Utgard. Bjorkman, at 6-foot-1, 250 pounds, is at left tackle; Patterson, at 6-foot-2, 240, is at left guard; Garrett,

Somersworth, NH · 2d

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November 14, 2026 New England News Roundup

16 state House recounts underway in Concord. Sixteen candidates called for recounts in their House races, and Secretary of State David Scanlan expects the recounts to take about two weeks. Some races were decided by as few as two votes, and the work is scheduled to run through Nov. 20. The recounts could slightly shift the Democrats’ incoming majority. 16 recounts for New Hampshire House races underway • New Hampshire Bulletin +2.

New Hampshire · 1d