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Miss New Hampshire Supports Changes Coming To Miss America Competition

By Roger Wood, InDepthNH | June 20, 2018

Miss New Hampshire Marisa Moorhouse

By Roger Wood

As controversy swirls over changes in the Miss America rules, Roger Wood had an opportunity to speak to Miss New Hampshire Marisa Moorhouse of Manchester.

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Roger Wood

She has been chosen to serve as Miss New Hampshire 2018, with a chance to compete in the annual Atlantic City competition. She shares her opinion on the competition changes, as well as insight into her own future plans.

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