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Recovering truck from Merrimack River took combined effort of dozens of personnel (opens the original)
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Dozens of people, including divers, firefighters, bridge engineers and a tow crew, worked together Wednesday to lift a box truck out of the Merrimack River and back onto I-293. The truck broke through a guardrail and plunged into the river during a series of crashes on the bridge. The Bedford Fire Department was one of the first agencies at the scene. Fire Chief Frank Fraitzl estimated that at one point, there were more than 80 people involved in the recovery and the rescue. It was a scene firef
Lobster beyond the roll on the Seacoast (opens the original)
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As summer winds down on the New Hampshire Seacoast, the crowds may thin and the days may get shorter, but for local restaurants, lobster season is far from over. And these days, the New England staple is showing up in dishes that go well beyond the traditional lobster roll. At Sea Ketch in Hampton Beach, owner Kevin Brown says lobster remains one of the restaurant’s most popular ingredients. “The rule is lobster sells,” Brown said. “So, we always just try to give the consumer what they’re lookin
Suspect in alleged assault, manhunt held without bail (opens the original)
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A man who police say led them on a days-long manhunt in southwestern New Hampshire will be staying in jail for now. Patrick Allen Boyer appeared by video for his arraignment Monday on felony and misdemeanor charges stemming from an assault allegation and the days of police pursuits that followed. Boyer did not enter a plea on the felony counts and pleaded not guilty to the misdemeanors. A judge ordered Boyer detained pending a probable cause hearing scheduled for next week. The case started last
Mocktail bars offer a new kind of night out in New Hampshire (opens the original)
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New Hampshire Chronicle | Sept. 17, 2026 New Hampshire Chronicle | Sept. 17, 2026 Across New Hampshire, a growing number of businesses are creating spaces where people can socialize and enjoy elaborate drinks without alcohol being part of the experience. We visited three of them: Gnomies in Concord, The Spot in Nashua and Without in Manchester. We found three very different atmospheres built around a similar idea: You do not need alcohol to have a good time. At Gnomies in Concord, owner Suzanne
As state draws down water at Alton Power Dam, residents worry about wells, environmental impact (opens the original)
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A major drawdown is underway at the Alton Power Dam, and while state officials say the process is about safety and gathering data, residents and town leaders say they're worried about what's being lost. The water drawdown started earlier this month, and the state plans to bring the water level down further starting next week. People who live along the Merrymeeting River in Alton are already experiencing the effects of the drawdown from the Alton Power Dam. "Why would we want to remove the beauty
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