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The U.S. and New Hampshire constitutions protect press freedom. Here’s what that means: A news outlet can call out government corruption. A podcast host can share views you like — and abhor. And you can say in a Substack newsletter why you think the president, governor or any other politicia…

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TILTON — Folks can take a literal trip down Memory Lane on Saturday, when the Tilton Historical Society’s History & Hauntings Tour of Park Cemetery brings the past to life with vignettes featuring town pioneers, a visit to the winter mausoleum, a conversation about the study of graveston…

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The Greater Meredith Program’s annual Scarecrow Stroll is now underway, and on Oct. 2, plenty of participating businesses had displays up around town. The stroll features unique scarecrows pitted against one another to earn bragging rights through the votes of passersby for the People’s Choi…

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It has always been about family for Cyril Neville, the youngest brother with a last name synonymous with New Orleans music. Now the man known as The Uptown Ruler has joined forces with the next generation of Nevilles, continuing what his family has been working on for decades.

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MEREDITH — Hands were busy and knitting needles clacking, the metallic scraping sound gently reverberating around the historic reading room at the Meredith Public Library, as a handful of people gathered for their weekly fiber arts get-together.

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Whether by giving a detailed report about education standards, highlighting a local food festival or covering the bankruptcy of a prominent nursing home operator, local news outlets cover stories that affect daily life — stories that might otherwise go untold.