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Voices of the personalities and people of the Granite State.

Did Santa Bring You Gifts Just To Spy on You?

By Bob Charest, Why You Should Care NH | January 1, 2017

I need to share one thing with you first: I am really bad at gift giving. Just ask my wife, who once got a rototiller for her birthday.

It’s Time To Resolve And Finish Knitting My Sister’s Sweater

By Susan Dromey Heeter | December 31, 2016

JOYFUL MUSINGS: I think how glorious it is to have a fresh start, a new beginning, a blanket of fresh fallen snow. And I think, it’s time to resolve.

Help Find Marland Cartoons New Home

By Mike Marland | December 30, 2016

Help InDepthNH.org, your nonprofit investigative news outlet, adopt Mike Marland’s awesome editorial cartoons and find underwriters and advertisers to spend tax-deductible dollars to help keep his political voice strong.

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Take a First Day Hike To Celebrate the New Year

By News Release | December 27, 2016

Get together with family and friends for hikes all over the state on New Year’s Day. What a way to start 2017.

Holiday reading list: OpenSecrets Blog’s best of 2016

By Ashley Balcerzak, OpenSecrets.org | December 25, 2016

Boy, has 2016 been a whirlwind adventure. If you’re like us, you have tabs and tabs of unread stories that caught your eye during the workday, but haven’t had time to dive into yet.

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Write a Poem, Sing a Song. Time To Make Some Very Merry

By Susan Dromey Heeter | December 24, 2016

Christmas is Sunday. Sunday. Are you ready? If you’re not done shopping, not completed with your gift buying, all out of cash, no worries.

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Help Us Adopt NH Cartoonist Mike Marland

By Nancy West | December 20, 2016

Oh, no. Say it isn’t so. NH’s homegrown cartoonist is all done at the Concord Monitor at the end of the year and InDepthNH.org needs your help to make him a new home here with us at the New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism.

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‘A Star for Mrs. Blake’ Explodes the Myths of War

By Monica Drahonovsky | December 20, 2016

‘A Star for Mrs. Blake’: Congress passed legislation empowering the Secretary of War to arrange pilgrimages to European cemeteries for mothers and widows of members of military and naval forces who died in service from April 5, 1917 and July 1, 1921.