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NHPR’s Julia Furukawa spoke with Democratic incumbent Chris Pappas about abortion, the war in Gaza, and more ahead of the general election.
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A number of Granite Staters are challenging Massachusetts’ authority to enforce licensing requirements for out-of-state residents. While many states recognize other states’ firearms licenses, Massachusetts does not.
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“Leave The Light On”’ is a reflection on the pandemic and joyful ode to the musical traditions of New Orleans.
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The marker will be unveiled at the Millyard Museum.
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What are the election security laws in the U.S.? How should these laws balance security and accessibility?
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Massages aren't only for people. They can help horses too.
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The ballots we use in today’s elections have come a long way since the 19th century.
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An archaeological dig in Errol yielded 7,000-year-old Abenaki artifacts, bucking the idea that ancient history isn’t here in the states.
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With New Hampshire’s primary less than a month away, there are many candidates vying for the state’s two Congressional seats. What are the responsibilities of the U.S. House?
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The city of Manchester recently updated their public comment rules to prohibit banners, signs and speech officials consider inappropriate.
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Cancer is a leading cause of death among firefighters nationwide. New laws in the state provide cancer screening to firefighters and encourage the use of PFAS-free apparel.