Sarah Mildred Long Bridge in Portsmouth Closed For Good
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Roger Wood Podcast: There are now only two bridges open between New Hampshire and Maine in the Seacoast.
RNC Pulls Worst Fundraising Numbers in Recent Years
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Even as talk in political circles has focused on the Trump campaign’s apparent reliance on the Republican National Committee for much of its basic voter mobilization effort in November, reports filed with the FEC over the weekend show the RNC having arguably the worst fundraising July in at least four presidential cycles.
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Wow. One Year And Counting for InDepthNH.org and Crew
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We are celebrating InDepthNH.org’s merry band of newshounds all week on the run-up to the first anniversary of our Sept. 1 launch. Please join us. — Nancy West, founder
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Counsel for the Public: Northern Pass Application Is Incomplete
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The Counsel for the Public is asking for intermediate deadline delays and Northern Pass has until later this week to object.
Monica Reads: ‘The Nightingale’s Song’ Still A Page Turner
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At a diner in Connecticut that also served as a book exchange, I picked a book up to flip through while I waited for the meal to arrive. Zap! I was hooked.
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How Bernie Sanders Beat the Clock — And Avoided Disclosure
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Unlike Trump and Clinton, liberal senator won’t reveal personal finances in 2016.
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Desperately Seeking Hubcap at UNH’s Trash2Treasure Yard Sale Aug. 26-28
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JOYFUL MUSINGS: As a joyful celebrant of the art of reusing and recycling, InDepthNH.org columnist Susan Dromey Heeter previews one of her favorite events.
New Laws Leave Voters To Navigate Maze of Requirements
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Since the last presidential election in 2012, politicians in 20 states passed 37 different new voting requirements that they said were needed to prevent voter fraud, a News21 analysis found. New Hampshire was one of them.