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Amazon distribution center underway in Tilton

Based in Seattle, Washington, Amazon has facilities around the country and globe. In New England, Amazon, said Scan New England, has more than two dozen warehouse and distribution centers: one in Rhode Island; 10 in Connecticut; 16 in Massachusetts; and, sometime in April 2027, three in New Hampshire, including Hooksett, Nashua and Tilton.

Tilton, NH · 4d

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Costco Beat Market Basket by Only 6% in a Boston-Area Price Survey, So Granite Staters May Not Need That $65 Card

A $100 cart at Market Basket would cost about $94 at Costco, a Boston-area price survey found. That’s a smaller gap than many Granite Staters expect, especially considering Costco’s Gold Star membership card costs $65 a year. Here’s how the math works for Granite Staters deciding whether that...

New Hampshire · 1d

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Original petitioner asks Meredith Selectboard to put town gov't structure on warrant

MEREDITH — Retired Public Works Director Mike Faller called for the selectboard to create a warrant article, rather than adding one by petition, for voters to decide on whether to switch their town manager to an administrator. Faller, who spoke during the public comment section at Monday’s selectboard meeting,...

Meredith, NH · 2d

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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...

Milford, NH · 1d

New Hampshire Bulletin

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Commentary: New Hampshire’s kitchen-table issues carry the weight of the world

At any kitchen table in any small New Hampshire town, the challenges are immense and layered. In the most panoramic view, our kitchen-table family can see ancient and ever-present existential threats come into focus: war, famine and pestilence. Each looming catastrophe, however dormant or remote, holds the potential to dismantle not only a household but […]

New Hampshire · 2d

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Conway Scenic Lists the Winter Mountaineer

The Conway Scenic Railroad has its winter mountain trip on the board. The Winter Mountaineer page, read November 12, 2026, says the train leaves North Conway Station at 10:30 a.m. on select dates from November 28, 2026, through March 2027. The page lists the availability as November 2026 through March 2027, the duration as 4 hours, and the length as 50 miles. It describes the trip as a seasonal version of the Mountaineer, in a classic mid-20th century streamlined train, over Crawford Notch in the White Mountains.

Conway, NH · 23h

The 74

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Opinion: Preparing Kids for the Future Takes More Than the School Day

As artificial intelligence changes how we learn and work, schools face growing pressure to prepare students for an uncertain future. Academic knowledge remains essential. But young people also need to develop the ability to think critically, build relationships and take initiative in shaping their lives. Developing these future-ready skills takes practice: opportunities to make decisions, […]

Laconia, NH · 1d

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Minus33 doubles down on American manufacturing with new Ashland facility

ASHLAND — Minus33 Merino Wool and parent company L.W. Packard are expanding their roots in Ashland, opening a new facility Oct. 27 with a ribbon-cutting led by New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte. The newly renovated building doubles the family-owned company’s manufacturing footprint as it celebrates 110 years in business, creating room to grow its Ashland team from about two dozen to 40 employees and expanding its line of American-made merino wool products.

Ashland, NH · 12h

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Granite Staters Pay Tribute, Respect to Service Members on Veterans Day

TILTON — Gerard Jutras, a 99-year-old World War II veteran, had never before seen so many people in one space celebrating Veterans Day, a day that reminds him he’s glad he served his country when it needed him. About 150 people joined him and other veterans at the...

New Hampshire · 2d

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Dover residents raise warming center safety fears. City responds.

DOVER — The Veterans Hall building at 156 Back River Road will serve as a temporary emergency cold-weather warming center for unhoused people starting Nov. 15. Many neighboring residents are raising security and safety concerns. The temporary location is needed due to construction delays for the new Strafford County warming center being built on County Farm Road. The new center won't be ready for the start of the 2026-2027 season, which runs from mid-November to mid-April. The shelter opens on extremely cold nights or in severe winter storms, as directed by Dover, Rochester and Somersworth leaders. Dec. 15 is the new estimated open date for the new facility, according to city officials and Strafford County Commission Chairman George Maglaras. Until then, if needed, the Veterans Hall building will be used, Dover city officials announced last week. This is a change after city officials had initially announced the McConnell Center cafeteria would be used as the temporary site. Concerns raised by residents around the Veterans Hall include drug use and improper disposal of needles, according to those who reached out to Foster's Daily Democrat and posted in social media. Neighbors also claimed the building isn't adequate for the use and raised

Dover, NH · 3d

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Franklin BPW names Lori Seog as 2026 Woman of Achievement

FRANKLIN — The Franklin Business and Professional Women’s organization honored Lori Seog, of Franklin, as their 2026 Woman of Achievement. Seog has spent over 40 years working in the human and social services fields. She is currently a licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor at Concord Hospital-Laconia’s Recover Clinic and The Doorway. She also has a private practice in Franklin, counseling and evaluating individual patients. Prior to this, Seog spent 14 years in the corrections field when she served as the director of programs for the New Hampshire Department of Corrections, overseeing four prisons and the program and rehabilitative service for 2,700 inmates. She also served as chief of programs and services for the Merrimack County Department of Corrections.

Franklin, NH · 3d

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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 · 18h

MyChamplainValley.com

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Program to assist Vermont, New Hampshire farmers with conservation planning

A $6.4 million grant will help more than 200 livestock farms across Vermont and New Hampshire develop conservation plans.

Vermont · 1d

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Donna Dow: Rat poison is killing our well-known Granite State wildlife

A mouse eats rat poison and staggers away. An owl or prey catches it, consuming the poison too. Wildlife suffers horribly and bleeds out before dying from this preventable poisoning in our woods, backyards and neighborhoods. UNH necropsies found that 34 of 35 red foxes, gray foxes and fishers tested...

New Hampshire · 3d

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Lara Chulack: Ashland residents should voice concerns over 76-unit build

I am writing as a concerned taxpayer to urge residents and town boards to closely scrutinize the proposed Village at Mill Pond housing development in Ashland. While our region undoubtedly needs residential solutions, a project of this scale brings long-term, hidden infrastructure and financial costs that our small town is simply not equipped to absorb. Ashland is one of the poorest towns in New Hampshire and already has a disproportionate number of low-income housing units compared to surrounding towns. And unlike other Grafton County towns — Hanover, Lebanon, Plymouth or Littleton — Ashland has no commercial tax base to buffer these costs.

Ashland, NH · 3d

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Holiday Favorite Gift of Lights Returns to NH Motor Speedway Thanksgiving Night

One of New England's favorite holiday traditions is getting ready to light up the season once again. Gift of Lights returns to New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Thanksgiving night for its 16th year, bringing 39 nights of festive displays, family fun and charitable giving to the region. Running from Nov....

Loudon, NH · 3d

The Cool Down

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Percent of Vermont experiencing moderate drought jumps from 14% to 32% in one week

Even moderate conditions can spur a multitude of impacts, including wildfires, water use restrictions, stress on vegetation, and reduced agricultural yields.

Vermont · 1d

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AARP- WFEA: A Statewide Salute – Veterans Day from the NH Veterans Home

In the first hour of this special broadcast from the New Hampshire Veterans Home, host Jeff Chidester opens with a reflection on the unprecedented collaboration across New Hampshire’s media landscape—bringing together stations through the New Hampshire Broadcasters Association and SWAM for a powerful, day-long statewide salute to veterans.

New Hampshire · 2d

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City council approves naming of community center gym, skate park

LACONIA — The Laconia Community Center gymnasium and the Laconia Skatepark will be named for two late city residents, following a unanimous vote by the Laconia City Council on Monday night. According to agenda materials, councilors discussed dedicating the skate park in remembrance of Ben Emmond, as well as...

Laconia, NH · 2d

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Democrats flip at least 27 seats in N.H. legislature and Executive Council

The Nov. 3 midterm elections shifted control of the New Hampshire State Senate, House of Representatives and Executive Council to Democrats, marking the first time since December 2020 that Democrats controlled all three bodies in the state. The State Senate shifted from a 16-8 Republican majority to a 15-9 Democratic majority; the State House shifted from a 222-178 Republican majority to a 269-87 Democratic majority, not including uncalled races; and the Executive Council flipped from a 4-1 Republican majority to a 5-0 Democratic majority. Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte won reelection in a race against former Executive Councilor Cinde Warmington.

New Hampshire · 1d