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Fall finery: Autumn colors are racing toward peak in parts of NH (opens the original)
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Pops of yellow, red and orange are showing up on trees around New Hampshire. Foliage experts say the signs have pointed toward a long and vibrant foliage season this autumn. Drought conditions last year caused a notably drab and short display of fall colors. State officials are hoping that’ll translate to a strong fall tourism season, with an anticipated 3.9 million visitors over the next few months. According to the New Hampshire Department of Business and Economic Affairs, tourists are expecte
City leaders hope Dover’s new 9/11 memorial is a place for education and remembrance (opens the original)
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The city of Dover will formally unveil a new 9/11 memorial Friday, on the 25th anniversary of the attack. The memorial, an 11-feet high structure made of granite panels, will stand in the Cocheco Mill Courtyard. It’s an effort spearheaded by city leaders, including police and fire chiefs, the former and current mayor, and former Dover fire chief Perry Plummer. Plummer, who had been with Dover Fire and Rescue for about 26 years, spoke with NHPR’s Morning Edition host Rick Ganley about the memoria
How one local election official is preparing for NH’s primary (opens the original)
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Election officials across New Hampshire are getting ready for the state primaries on Tuesday. Recent years have seen a handful of changes to statewide election laws. For Durham town clerk Rachel Deane, that means communication — with the Secretary of State’s office, with her staff and volunteers, and with the voters in her community — has been one of her top priorities. Days away from the primaries, NHPR’s Julia Barnett checked in with Deane to see how she’s been preparing and what she’s been he
Shaheen on efforts to curtail Iran War: ‘We are trying to hold the administration accountable’ (opens the original)
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Democratic U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen is back in New Hampshire during the Senate’s summer recess. She spoke with NHPR’s Julia Barnett about the war in Iran, tariffs and other issues affecting Granite Staters. Listen to the full conversation above. This transcript has been edited for length and clarity. Let's start with the war in Iran. After concerning reports of poor conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln emerged, another ship [has now] relieved it. But as the war in Iran continues with no
NH lawmakers to take up vetoed bill that would remove deadline for retrial requests (opens the original)
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New Hampshire lawmakers will meet Wednesday to decide whether to override 31 vetoes from Gov. Kelly Ayotte. One vetoed bill would remove the state’s three-year deadline for people convicted of a crime to request a new trial if there is new evidence. A bipartisan group of lawmakers and the New England Innocence Project say that change would make it easier for wrongfully-convicted people to prove their innocence, but Ayotte wrote in her veto statement that there are already ways for defendants to
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