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This Scenic 12-Mile New Hampshire Trail Crosses Historic Railroad Trestles And Winds Past Lakes And Wetlands

Twelve miles of old railroad corridor, complete with historic trestles and views across lakes and wetlands? That’s a lot of scenery packed into a single trail, especially when the route follows a piece of transportation history. The New Hampshire trail traces a former railroad line through wooded areas, past...

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Aldi Proposes New Location in Windham, Maine

Open job listings and a public forum point toward Aldi opening a new location in Windham, Maine

Windham, ME · 8h

New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism

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Op-Ed: Protesters in Wolfeboro Saw Blue Wave Coming

Who knew that small, politically reddish Wolfeboro, by the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee, would prove to be a predictor of the Democratic blue wave that swept New Hampshire this week and the nation beyond?. WAPP did. Wolfeboro Area Peaceful Protesters, that is, an ad hoc gathering of 50 to 70...

Wolfeboro, NH · 2d
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Land, costs and housing: A clear-eyed look at development in New Hampshire

New Hampshire faces a housing shortage of 60,000-90,000 units by the early 2030s. Existing-home inventory often sits near two months of supply — roughly 60-70% below the five-to-six-month level considered balanced. At the same time, the cost to build has become a major barrier. Land, materials, labor, site work, permitting, and infrastructure have all risen, turning projects that worked a decade ago into difficult math today.

New Hampshire · 3d

Foster's Daily Democrat

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N.H. football: Hefler, Somersworth run wild in Division III playoff win over Laconia

SOMERSWORTH — Kaleb Hefler started the fireworks with a pair of long touchdown runs, and the Somersworth High School football team never looked back in its 50-21 win over Laconia Saturday in the first round of the Division III playoffs. Second-seeded Somersworth (8-1) had three players rush for more than 100 yards and piled up 444 yards on the ground, asserting its dominance at the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball against No. 7 Laconia (4-5). The Hilltoppers will host No. 3 Monadnock on Saturday, Nov. 14. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. Monadnock advanced with a 33-6 win over No. 6 Stevens. Somersworth beat Monadnock, 35-32, in their regular-season matchup. “It was awesome,” said Somersworth coach Jeremy Lambert of Saturday’s win. “We had challenged the kids, especially with the weather, that we had to stick with our basic game plan and just run down hill. They did a great job up front. Our two offensive ends (Tristan Gobern) and (Diamaonte Pough) did a phenomenal job blocking and allowed us to exploit off tackle. Our ends don’t get targeted much when we’re a run heavy team, but the way they blocked today was just phenomenal. I’m so

Somersworth, NH · 1d

Portsmouth Herald

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N.H. boys soccer: Newmarket beats Littleton to win Division IV state championship

LACONIA — All season, Newmarket boys soccer coach Kenny Najem preached a simple message to his players: Their effort needed to match their expectations. On the biggest stage of the season, the Mules did exactly that. More: Freshman's hat trick powers Portsmouth Christian girls soccer to second straight state title Top-seeded Newmarket scored twice in the first half and went on to defeat No. 2 Littleton, 3-1, in the Division IV state championship game on Friday, Nov. 6 at Laconia High School. “We’ve had many conversations last year and this year talking about how your efforts need to match your expectations, and their efforts matched their expectations all year,” Najem said. Newmarket wasted little time taking control. Brennan Zhe scored in the second minute off a free kick to give the Mules a 1-0 lead. He struck again near the midway point of the first half. This time, Zhe carried the ball through the center of the field before firing a shot from outside the 18-yard box for his second goal, giving Newmarket a two-goal cushion. Najem said Zhe elevated his play throughout Newmarket's championship run. “He wanted it, and (this team) wanted it,” Najem said. “You could see it

Newmarket, NH · 2d

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Owls Drop Heartbreaker to Southern Maine in LEC Final

GORHAM, Maine – The Keene State College field hockey team did quite a bit well on Saturday afternoon. They had a 15-5 edge in shots and held the University of Southern Maine to just two shots on goal. They had a 15-3 edge in penalty corners. They started fast, earning eight of the nine corners in the first quarter alone. They held USM without a shot in the fourth quarter and had seven themselves. Unfortunately for the Owls, the Huskies' lone goal in the 22nd minute proved to be the game-winner as KSC was denied a Little East Conference three-peat, falling 1-0 in the championship game at Hannaford Field.

Keene, NH · 1d

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Gilford author and illustrator celebrate New Hampshire childhood

GILFORD — Author Veronica Tucker and illustrator Nicole Hogan, both of Gilford, celebrate the joys of growing up in the Granite State in “Home Is Here: New Hampshire Nursery Rhymes,” published by Kelsay Books. Organized around the four seasons, the book follows a year of maple sugaring,...

Gilford, NH · 2d