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State gearing up for health care reforms
From Old Home Days to Home Depot, New Hampshire residents should find information about the federal health overhaul law everywhere they turn, and soon, advocates told state Insurance Department officials Friday.
4,000 feet once - why not aim for 48?
I didn't know in 1996 when a buddy asked me to join him and his young son on a hike up cloudy Mount Isolation that as they completed their five-year White Mountain journey, I was starting mine.
NHDOTI89 : NH TRAFFIC ALERT: In Concord I-89 southbound in the area of Exit 1 the right lane is closed.
N.H. remembers Old Man with moment of silence
In this 1916 photo provided by the Littleton Area Historical Society, Edward Geddes waves his hat a he stands on the chin of the Old Man of the Mountain in Franconia, N.H. Geddes, a stone quarry superintendent from Quincy, Mass., was the first man to do repair work on New Hampshire's iconic figure, which fell nearly ten years ago.
NH honors Old Man icon 10 years after statue fell
Edward Geddes already had spent two long days on the mountain when the weather turned.