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No Kings Gatherings in New Hampshire, October 18, 2025
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Thanks for sharing your photos of No Kings rallies all over New Hampshire.
Under the banner of “No Kings,” thirty-six or more demonstrations will take place in New Hampshire on Saturday, October 18 to express outrage at President Donald Trump’s many affronts to democratic norms.
Three days before the Clamshell Alliance peaceably occupied the nuclear plant construction site in Seabrook in 1977, Governor Meldrim Thomson issued an inflammatory statement.
It was a relatively quiet afternoon at Manchester-Boston Regional Airport on Sunday, but those who drove by the terminal would have noticed eight people with signs protesting against Avelo Airlines. The protest was timed to coincide with the departure of Avelo Flight 605, headed to Raleigh-Durham International Airport in North Carolina, where another demonstration took place.
What I hadn’t thought much about was the people behind the scenes who make the systems work. Those are the System Operators, who manage the transmission and distribution electric grids across Eversource’s New Hampshire service territory.
At its regular board meeting Tuesday, leaders of the Pease Development Authority heard pleas for them to halt flights carrying detained immigrants out of Portsmouth International Airport, which the Authority oversees.
Travelers headed to New Hampshire’s lakes and mountains Friday afternoon were treated to a series of banners expressing messages like “Resist,” “No Kings,” “Fight Fascism,” and “No Troops in US Streets,” accompanied by American flags.
After surviving a traumatic encounter with armed and masked ICE agents near his Manchester home on Saturday, Edisson Erazo was able to relate his story to U.S. Representative Maggie Goodlander, D-NH, outside the Norris Cotton Federal Building in Manchester on Tuesday.
Concord police are seeking information from anyone who witnessed an altercation between a bystander and a group of people marching downtown carrying a flag with a swastica and a sign saying, “Trump Loves Epstein” on Saturday at about 1:30 p.m.