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Leaf-peeping season has arrived in New Hampshire's White Mountains (opens the original)
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Tourists have already started to come to New Hampshire to see its leaves change color. Tourists, day-trippers and locals agreed that it's a sight that takes your breath away, no matter how many times you see it. "Take the time out of your busy schedule to take in some of this incredible beauty that's here for all of us," said Zolton Matolcsy, of Maine. The bright oranges, yellows and reds are a sight so inviting that it brings people from across the country who put the view on their bucket lists
Man who allegedly hit Exeter police sergeant will stay behind bars (opens the original)
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An Exeter police sergeant who was allegedly assaulted while on the job Tuesday afternoon is now out of the hospital. The man accused of assaulting the officer is being held on preventative detention. Joshua Horgan has been charged with four misdemeanors: three counts of simple assault and one count of resisting arrest. Police said Horgan spit on two other officers. On Tuesday afternoon, an Exeter police sergeant was following up on a hit-and-run investigation in which Horgan was a person of inte
Sand whipped around due to high wind gusts in Hampton Beach (opens the original)
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The Seacoast saw whipping winds, scattered rain showers, and rough ocean waves this past weekend. New Hampshire didn't see as intense damage or flooding as some other places that were hit by the nor'easter in the Northeast. There were a few trees down in southern New Hampshire and some small groups of power outages. At Hampton Beach, those walking around made note of how fast the wind was and the sand it was picking up. "Oh, the sand is terrible. It's constantly blowing in your eyes. I can barel
Seacoast gets hit by high winds as Granite Staters soak in nor'easter (opens the original)
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As a nor'easter passes through the Granite State, the coast has seen strong winds and rough conditions on the water. The sky remained gray from the afternoon until the evening on Saturday. In Hampton, the wind whipped sand around, mixing it with rain to create a slush-like consistency on the roads and sidewalks. While it rained on and off on the seacoast, the wind kept up. Lights, signs, and flags blew around harshly, and the ocean was rough all day. “There’s all this foam piled up, like kind of
2 killed in tanker truck crash in southern NH; Highway shutdown (opens the original)
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Two people were killed Friday in a crash involving a tanker truck and other vehicles in southern New Hampshire. The crash happened on Route 101 in Amherst on Friday afternoon. Amherst police said two people were killed in the crash. They said witnesses reported that the crash occurred when a car tried to pass another vehicle and crossed into the tanker's lane. The overturned tanker truck could be seen off the side of the road. Environmental workers were on their way to the scene to help contain
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