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Lancaster Fair entertains generations of families in North Country (opens the original)
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For more than 150 years, the Lancaster Fair in the North Country has been a Labor Day tradition. The fair began in 1870 as a way for local farmers to showcase their crops and livestock. The Lancaster Fair continues to feature agriculture as a top draw. "I kind of like to think our location is key," said Chris Young, one of the fair organizers. "I mean, there are not too many fairs you can come to, and you can see all this, the mountains, all the views that we have around us." Folks were busy on
Windham singer who competed in Seacoast Idol wants music to be her future (opens the original)
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New Hampshire Chronicle | Sept. 17, 2026 New Hampshire Chronicle | Sept. 17, 2026 A Windham native is turning her hobby of singing and songwriting into a lifelong career. 20-year-old Emerson Carracedo has been gaining attention for her performances and her passion for music. She has been stepping into the spotlight and embracing every opportunity to perform. "I have been singing since I was 10 years old," Carracedo said. Carracedo recently competed in Season 5 of Seacoast Idol held in Salisbury,
Weirs Beach community celebrates iconic sign's 70th birthday (opens the original)
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The iconic Weirs Beach sign in Laconia turned 70 years old this year. It is the most recognizable landmark in the Lakes Region, and its blinking arrow has pointed folks to lakeside fun for generations. Jon Hildreth is a lifelong Laconia resident who has never known his hometown without this sign. "In November of 1955, the City Council voted unanimously to change the name of the Weirs to Weirs Beach, making it a destination," he said. The bright blue-and-red sign sits at the top of Lakeside Avenu
Farm meets Finnish tradition at Nordshire Farm and Bakery (opens the original)
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Hidden away on a quiet country road in Swanzey is a place where New Hampshire farmland meets centuries-old Finnish tradition. At Nordshire Farm and Bakery, every loaf, every pastry, and every recipe tell a story of family, heritage and home. Owner and baker Esther Jalava is third-generation Finnish. When you look around her quaint 18th-century farmhouse, you see keepsakes and collectibles from Finland. "I have a small obsession. Anything Finnish, I have been collecting a lot of things over the p
Drive-in restaurants serve up nostalgia in Lakes Region (opens the original)
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When you think of summer in New Hampshire's Lakes Region, fried seafood, burgers and ice cream all come to mind. Those have made the Tamarack Drive-In a tradition for generations. This year, the iconic restaurant begins a new chapter, but its mission remains the same: serving up memories along with every meal. Cliff and Heather Grenon bought the Tamarack this year. Cliff Grenon's brother Spike runs the day-to-day operations. They remember coming here with their parents as kids. "You know, pullin
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