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Paving project to impact traffic on Route 3 in Allenstown, Hooksett
MANCHESTER, N.H. — The New Hampshire Department of Transportation is starting a paving project in Hooksett and Allenstown on Monday that will require lane closures. The roadwork is happening on Route 3, from the Hooksett/Manchester line to Route 28 in Allenstown. >> Interactive traffic tracker. Work is scheduled from...
Woof Play Eat restaurant, dog park approved in Newington: Here's what to expect
NEWINGTON — Woof Play Eat — the restaurant, dog park and dog daycare service proposed to replace the former Shogun Japanese Steakhouse — is coming to town. The Newington Planning Board has approved an application from Rye resident Brad Sterl, the founder and president of Rustic Crust pizza company in New Hampshire, to convert the 347 Shattuck Way property. Built in 1975, the building along the Spaulding Turnpike was last occupied by Shogun, which was preceded by Asia Restaurant.
State police and NH National Guard host 'Guardians of the Granite State' fitness contest
PEMBROKE, N.H. — New Hampshire State Police and the New Hampshire National Guard hosted an annual fitness competition to crown the "Granite Guardian." On Sunday, dozens of officials and National Guard members gathered at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke to participate in the fourth annual "Guardians of the Granite State."
Authorities investigating boat fire in Epping
EPPING, N.H. — Authorities are investigating a boat that caught on fire in Epping Sunday. Epping fire said crews responded to 41 Church Street just before 11 a.m. for a report of a boat engulfed in flames. Authorities said the family was home at the time and called 911...
Oyster River softball remains confident after suffering first Division II loss of season
NORTHWOOD - When two of the top teams in a division meet on the field, it's a good bet the game is going to be hard-fought and tightly-contested. The Oyster River High School softball team opened the season with a 5-1 victory over two-time defending Division II state champion Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, and...
Original 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' comics sold out at New Hampshire convention 40 years ago this week
The story surrounding the world-famous “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” was created on a chilly evening in Dover decades ago. Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman later brought the original comic book chronicling the saga involving Donatello, Michaelangelo, Raphael and Leonardo to a convention in Portsmouth on May 5, 1984. They sold out quickly, and the rest, as they say, is turtle history.
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