Kirk Enstrom
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Viewers' Choice 2026: Best apple cider doughnuts in New Hampshire (opens the original)
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Our viewers told us where to go to find the best apple cider doughnuts in New Hampshire. See their top choices. Fans of The Common Man Roadside say they love the apple cider doughnuts along with the pastries made from them, such as whoopie pies. Many viewers love the fresh and light doughnuts available in several varieties at Chichester Country Store. Fans of Cider Bellies say they love the apple cider doughnuts made fresh right before they're served. Many viewers say The Sunflower has the best
3 face charges after used cooking oil allegedly stolen from Hampton restaurants (opens the original)
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Three men have been arrested and charged in connection with the theft of used cooking oil from multiple restaurants in Hampton. Police said an employee of Las Olas restaurant told them in early August that a rental box truck had backed up to the restaurant, and two men were seen removing used cooking oil from a container behind the restaurant. The recycling company that was contracted to collect the used oil said no one had been dispatched to the restaurant that morning. This week, another Las O
USNH launches free tuition program for New Hampshire families making up to $100K (opens the original)
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A college education could soon be more affordable for some Granite State families. Starting next fall, the University System of New Hampshire will cover tuition for eligible in-state students from families making up to $100,000 per year. The New Hampshire Promise program applies to full-time first-year students and qualifying transfers at the University of New Hampshire, Plymouth State University and Keene State College. Students must file a FAFSA, but there is no separate application. Housing,
2 accused of targeting elderly New Hampshire victim in gold scam (opens the original)
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Two men from New York are accused of being part of a gold scam targeting an elderly victim. Wilton police said the scam involved using a computer virus to trick the victim into making large payments in gold. Police said that when a courier came to Wilton to pick up the gold, officers were waiting to make an arrest. A second courier allegedly came days later and was also arrested. Both men are charged with attempted felony theft and are being held on immigration detainers.
Rolling roadblocks to be in place as NH moves forward to remove toll plaza (opens the original)
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Rolling roadblocks will be in place on Route 3 in New Hampshire this week as crews move forward with the project to remove the Bedford Tolls. The Department of Transportation said crews will be painting new stripes on the roadway in the area of the tolls from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday, weather permitting. The new stripes will shift traffic to the outside lanes of the Everett Turnpike in both directions so that the remaining center portion of the tollbooths can be removed. Offici
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