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97.5 WOKQ

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These Are the Biggest Concerts Coming to New England in 2027

Are you already thinking about the 2027 concert season?

New Hampshire · 7d

1420 WBSM

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Something Buried in New Hampshire Has Baffled Experts for 154 Years

A mysterious carved stone was discovered near Lake Winnipesaukee in 1872. Nobody knows who made it or why, and it's still baffling people 154 years later.

New Hampshire · 13d

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This Historic New Hampshire Restaurant Serves Sunday Brunch Inside A Former 1826 Courthouse

Sunday brunch inside a courthouse built in 1826? That’s an unusual dining setting, especially when the building once served a completely different purpose. I like the idea of enjoying a relaxed meal somewhere that has witnessed nearly two centuries of local history. The former courthouse has been transformed into...

Newport, NH · 3d
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This Bizarre Massachusetts Roadside Attraction Is So Wonderfully Weird You Have To See It Yourself

There are things you expect to see on a drive through Lincoln, Massachusetts, and a field full of rocking horses arranged in a circle is not one of them. Ponyhenge sits along a quiet road in Lincoln, doing absolutely nothing and somehow pulling it off with more charisma than most things that are actively trying.

Lincoln, MA · 4d
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‘The Simpsons’ writer kicks off 2028 presidential bid in, where else, Springfield

This story was originally produced by the Valley News. NHPR is republishing it in partnership with the Granite State News Collaborative. “The Simpsons” writer and producer Dan Greaney launched his 2028 Republican presidential campaign in New Hampshire this week at the Springfield Memorial Building, where a lone local greeted him.

Springfield, VT · 2d

myfamilytravels.com

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This New Hampshire Historic Village Brings 350 Years Of Christmas Traditions Back To Life

Three and a half centuries of Christmas traditions brought to life inside historic homes? That’s a fascinating way to experience the holidays, especially when the decorations and customs change as you move through different periods. The New Hampshire living history museum celebrates seasonal traditions through its historic buildings and...

Portsmouth, NH · 1d

nenc.news

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For some celebrants, the ‘new beginnings’ of Diwali ring particularly true this year

Thousands of candles lit up the Dartmouth Green for Diwali on Saturday, Nov. 7. On one of the darkest weekends of the year, a festive air in Hanover fended off the gloom. Around 200 community members gathered for an evening of Diwali festivities organized by Dartmouth’s Hindu student group, Shanti, on Saturday.

Hanover, NH · 22h

laconiadailysun.com

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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

tnhdigital.com

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SCOPE delivers exciting fall show that might begin to switch up their usual formula

DURHAM, N.H. – On Oct. 25, SCOPE (Student Committee on Popular Entertainment), in association with production company One If By Land, put on their annual fall semester show hosted in the UNH (University of New Hampshire) A-Lot. The show, originally scheduled for Sept. 29 but successfully rerouted to its...

Durham, NH · 2d

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Chris Sweeney Takes Over as Temporary Library Director

The Rodgers Memorial Library Board of Trustees officially welcomed Chris Sweeney to his first meeting as Interim Director on October 21, following the official retirement of former Director Linda Pilla on September 25. “Chris Sweeney has been a long-time employee of the library. She’s more than capable of standing in...

Hudson, NH · 1d

Dino World

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11 Things Archaeologists Dug Up Under Boston During the Big Dig

Stick with us to the end: one forgotten item from the tunnels reveals exactly how early Bostonians lived day to day.

Boston, MA · 4d

Slipped Disc

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Boston’s famous reject has died

The death has been made known of Danny Katzen, a hornist who is said to have auditioned 48 times for the second horn position in the Boston Symphony Orchestra before finally being given the job. Danny entered the orchestra in 1979 and played for 29 years, retiring in 2008. He performed in Leonard Bernstein’s final lifetime concert at Tanglewood and can also be heard on most of the Boston Pops’ celebrated recordings, as well as on the John Williams soundtrack of Schindler’s List.

Boston, MA · 1d

We Are Berkshires

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Celebrity Chef Gives High Marks To "Retro" Diner In Massachusetts

Recently, they came up with a list of the very best "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives" in every state across the country.

Massachusetts · 7d

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Dartmouth movie theater flooded after heavy rainfall on Friday

DARTMOUTH, Mass. (WJAR) — Friday's heavy rain brought flooding to Bristol County, and it would appear the water also found its way to a crowd of moviegoers. NBC 10's Devin Bates reports from a movie theater in Dartmouth that flooded following heavy rain on Friday night. Video shared on...

Dartmouth, MA · 1d

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At 9, He Was Banned From Delta for Pulling a Prank. Now He’s the Voice of Boston’s Logan Airport

Somewhere over the Eastern Seaboard in the early 1990s, a 9-year-old boy flying alone discovered the flight attendant call button. He pressed it. A flight attendant appeared. He switched the light off. He pressed it again. “I did it probably like 15 times,” Chris Donisi tells TODAY.com. When the plane...

Boston, MA · 2d

Patriot Ledger

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Hanover native publishes children's book inspired by act of kindness

A South Shore native wrote his first children's book, hoping to share a message of kindness and compassion to young children and their families. Arthur Russell Smith , who grew up in Hanover and is a 1997 Hanover High School graduate, published his book, "The Robe Squad: A Charlestown Tail" on Oct. 6. The book, which is for children ages 2-6, tells the story of Artie, his bathrobe-wearing dog, Gizmo, and a shivering mouse they rescue during a walk through Charlestown. Smith will bring his book to the South Shore for a reading and book signing on Saturday, Nov. 7, at 1 p.m. at Storybook Cove, 775 Washington St. Suite 2, in Hanover. Hardcover and paperback copies of the book are available through Amazon and Barnes and Noble . Smith said he hopes the heartwarming tale teaches children the power of empathy, the joy of welcoming others and how even the smallest act of kindness can make a giant difference. "I think about how important that is for everybody but in the world today and kind of how everything's continuing to evolve, it's a loud and messy world and I thought with this book can I just deliver a simple

Hanover, MA · 2d

msmagazine.com

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The Marcia Ann Gillespie I Remember: A 60-Year Friendship Forged at the Dawn of Two Journalism Careers

From the day we met in 1966, we were two young Black women finding our way in journalism. We celebrated each other’s successes, supported each other through challenges and remained close friends for the next 60 years. Marcia Ann Gillespie and I first met in 1966 at Time-Life Books,...

Boston, MA · 4d