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Distant Dome: History Is Not Always Comfortable
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For example, two communities claim to be the birthplace of the Republican Party, Exeter, New Hampshire and Ripon, Wisconsin.
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The Ghost of Ayn Rand as a Climate Activist?
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Remember the time a famous architect secretly designed a public housing project, and then blew the place up because the complex was not built to his specifications?
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Op-Ed: Elizabeth Gurley Flynn’s History-Making Life Began in NH
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Flynn’s story started in Concord, where she was the first child of Annie Gurley, a seamstress, and Thomas Flynn, a quarry worker.
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Notable NH Deaths: Sunapee Innkeeper; Former Manchester Deputy Police Chief
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InDepthNH.org is now offering obituaries through the Legacy.com service. We view this as part of our public service mission.
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Op-Ed: Outrage Over Plaque Honoring a Communist Not the First Time in NH
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When I was in the NH senate, in April 2001 a plaque honoring the NH veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade went up in the State House. It was down that same day.
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Moms Deliver a Message: Take Action on Guns
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Turnout was higher than in previous annual Days of Action organized by the Moms.
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Portsmouth City Council Votes No To Buying McIntyre Building
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The city of Portsmouth will not be going ahead with an attempted purchase of the downtown McIntyre Federal Building.
Arts and Entertainment
Mmm…MaryAnn’s Diner
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The restaurant is reminiscent of the doo-wop fifties with all the decorations and period pieces to remind you that you have stepped back in time with the music playing melodies with words you all remember, and the red leather booths are inviting and easy to slide in.
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21 Nonprofit News Outlets Send Joint Letter to Journalism Foundations
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After an eight-month deliberative process, 21 nonprofit news outlets from around the US have signed a joint letter asking grantmaking foundations supporting the production of journalism for reforms to their funding strategies.