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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 18, 2026
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Red Tide Rolls In - New Hampshire Magazine (opens the original)
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The crew of Red Tide (sail no. 2355) turning through the choppy waters off the coast of Portsmouth. Hovering around the starting line, the 15 J-24 sailboats racing tonight at the mouth of the Piscataqua River tack and maneuver around each other to avoid a false start. It’s race day — the best day of the week. Crossing the imaginary line drawn by the Piscataqua Sailing Association’s race committee would mean time added to a race where every second counts. From shore, the boats look like they’re d
Editor's Note: ‘Do-Re-Mi’ is Good for You - New Hampshire Magazine (opens the original)
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One of the first albums I ever owned was by the Beatles, typical for a child of the ’60s. I wish that were the truth. It was an album of Beatles songs, but it wasn’t by the Beatles. My introduction to Ringo, Paul, George and John arrived courtesy of Alvin, Simon and Theodore. Our family’s scratched up copy of “The Chipmunks Sing the Beatles” is long gone, but a couple of years ago I found one in mint condition at an antique shop. After a listen, I mailed it to my grandson so he could enjoy gems
Our Town: The Lure of Londonderry - New Hampshire Magazine (opens the original)
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About a decade ago, Neal Fegan and his family had a decision to make: Move to Paris for work or stay in suburban Londonderry, a southern New Hampshire town known for its apple orchards and family-friendly charm, where Fegan and his wife had settled to raise their kids. Londonderry won over the City of Lights. Neal Fegan is better known around Londonderry as Ubah Guy Neal. The most common comment he hears when he drops people off at their houses? “Looks like someone needs to cut the grass!” “We l
New Hampshire Peaches (and this Recipe) are Peachy Keen - New Hampshire Magazine (opens the original)
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At summer’s height, when the air is heavy and the apples are still busy growing, consider another, juicier, plumper local fruit: the peach. Apples remain the dominant crop that signal summer’s end and beckon the beginning of cozy sweater-weather season in New Hampshire. But if apples are a fall staple, then peaches are summer’s grand fruit finale, arriving as early as late July. This Southern belle, shrouded in a dainty fuzz, with swirls of reds, yellows, oranges and pinks and a juicy seam on on
A Champion for Whales - New Hampshire Magazine (opens the original)
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Only half an hour has gone by on the trip to Jeffreys Ledge before the boat starts to slow down and the roaring of the engine is replaced by the gentle rocking of waves. The Granite State Whale Watch tour hasn’t even made it past the Isles of Shoals before a spout is spotted nearby. Dianna Schulte pauses on the pier at Rye Harbor after one of the whale-watching tour The captain turns the engines off as the radar shows a blip swimming closer to the boat. Suddenly, a burst of water erupts from the
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