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Consumer Reports: Concerning levels of at least one chemical contaminant found in children's snacks (opens the original)
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Parents know how convenient packaged snacks can be for feeding hungry kids, but what is actually in those products may go beyond what is written on the label. This summer, Consumer Reports' testing found high levels of additives and containments in popular processed snack foods. Now, Consumer Reports' food safety scientists put children's snacks to the test. "Our lab tests found contaminants in may packaged kids' snacks. Of the 21 products we tested, 14 snacks had concerning levels of at least o
Community favorite Hooksett shop makes custom bicycle frames (opens the original)
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Ryan Burnham's bike shop in Hooksett is busy with repairs. "It's a childhood love," he said. "I've always loved bikes, and it's become a passion for the past 20 years." That passion is clear to customers, who voted Handz Bicycles the best in the state in WMUR's Viewers' Choice awards for 2026. Burnham rides, too, often with his dog Waylon running behind him. Waylon is usually at the shop, ready to greet folks who come in the door. The front of Handz Bicycles is where Burnham repairs bikes, every
Belmont company creates handcrafted guitars (opens the original)
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New Hampshire Chronicle | Sept. 21, 2026 New Hampshire Chronicle | Sept. 21, 2026 Brian Barksdale calls one of his bass guitars "The Apostle" because it follows him everywhere he goes. "All mahogany body with a quilted maple top, in this dark green burst," he says as he looks it over. "I love the color green." His metal band, Purging Sin, has opened for big acts like Rob Zombie and Godsmack. He reached out to New Hampshire Chronicle about the business that created not one, but two of his custom
Justice denies request for emergency restraining order on property tax ballot question (opens the original)
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A New Hampshire Supreme Court justice has denied an emergency motion to stop New Hampshire's secretary of state from sending out ballots because of a disputed ballot question. ** See earlier coverage of this story in the video player above. ** Two Granite Staters have challenged a ballot question that relates to whether voters should limit property taxes for school budgets. A judge ruled Wednesday that the question can appear on ballots, but the plaintiffs challenging it are appealing that decis
Nashua apartment building features the work of a resident puzzle master (opens the original)
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There's a gallery inside a Nashua apartment building that may be the ultimate collection of puzzles. "I hope they enjoy the effort that I put in, and know the effort that I put into it, and enjoy the scenery," said Thomas Hilton, known as the puzzle master at Palm Square. Hilton has adorned the brick walls of the building's second-floor mezzanine with hundreds of completed puzzles. There's everything from western scenery to animals to New England icons. "He just started filling it up, and it's w
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