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Part of the M27 motorway in Hampshire has been partially blocked after an obstruction was reported on the carriageway, with traffic delays building in the area. Motorists are being advised to allow extra time while the obstruction is cleared and lanes are reopened.
- 2UNH Physicist Wins Energy Department Grant Under Genesis Mission●Physicist Receives Grant Through Department of Energy’s Competitive Genesis Mission
A physicist at the University of New Hampshire has received a grant awarded through the Department of Energy's competitive Genesis Mission program. The university announced the award, which supports research under a Department of Energy initiative that funds selected projects through open competition. Details about the researcher's name, the grant amount, and the specific research focus were not provided.
- 3Federal regulators seek changes to wildlife protections in New Hampshire▼Federal regulators seek changes to wildlife protections in NH, U.S.
Federal regulators are seeking changes to wildlife protections, with New Hampshire cited as one area affected alongside broader national measures. The reported push would adjust existing rules shielding wildlife, though the scope and specific species involved have not been detailed. Wildlife advocates and landowners in the region are expected to weigh in as the proposals move forward, given their potential impact on habitat management across the state.
- 4Civil rights enforcement cuts threaten students with disabilities▼Commentary: What civil rights enforcement cuts mean for students with disabilities
A New Hampshire commentary examines what reductions in civil rights enforcement mean for students with disabilities, arguing that weakened oversight of federal education departments leaves families with fewer avenues to challenge discrimination and access legally mandated accommodations. The piece contends that budget and staffing cuts to enforcement offices could delay investigations of complaints and roll back protections guaranteed under disability education law.
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Southend United have announced four changes to their starting line-up for their match against Eastleigh. The team news has drawn attention from supporters ahead of the National League fixture, with fans debating the selections and what the reshuffled side means for the Blues' chances against their Hampshire opponents.
- 6Century-old New Hampshire silent film found in Japanese antique shop●Century-old silent film made in New Hampshire found in Japan antique shop
A silent film made in New Hampshire more than a century ago has been discovered in an antique shop in Japan, according to The Guardian. The find suggests the long-lost early cinema work survived overseas, and the discovery is drawing attention from film historians and archivists interested in recovering lost silent-era productions.
- 7Planet Fitness unveils new look as Back Nine Golf opens in Concord▼New Business: Planet Fitness gets a new look; Back Nine Golf opens in Concord
Planet Fitness has completed a rebranding and remodel, while Back Nine Golf, an indoor golf simulator business, has opened a new location in Concord, New Hampshire. The local business openings were reported by the New Hampshire Union Leader, highlighting fresh fitness and leisure options for residents in the Concord area.
- 8Century-old silent film made in New Hampshire found in Japan antique shop●Century-old silent film made in New Hampshire found in Japan antique shop https://www. theguardian.com/film/2026/sep/ 28
A century-old silent comedy originally made in New Hampshire has been discovered in an antique shop in Japan, according to a Guardian report. The find is drawing attention from film historians and silent cinema fans, as early US films from the era often survive only in fragments or not at all, and rediscoveries in unexpected places are rare and significant for film archives.
- 9Manufactured home prices in New Hampshire jump sharply in summer▼Manufactured home prices in NH take biggest jump in summer
Manufactured home prices in New Hampshire recorded their largest increase of the year over the summer, according to local reporting from the Monadnock Ledger-Transcript and Concord Monitor. The rise adds to ongoing affordability concerns in a state where manufactured housing is a key option for lower-income residents facing a tight housing market.
- 10Stratham 48-home project challenged over wetland, wildlife concerns▼Stratham 48‑home project challenged over wetland, wildlife concerns
A proposed 48-home development in Stratham, New Hampshire, is facing a legal or regulatory challenge over concerns about its impact on local wetlands and wildlife. The issue is being reported by regional outlets in the New Hampshire Seacoast area, drawing attention from residents concerned about environmental effects of the housing plan.
- 11Fall Photos Showcase New Boston Rail Trail in New Hampshire●4⭐️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️New Boston Rail Trail, NH https://www. trailspotting.com/2021/10/new- boston-rail-trail.h
A four-star rated rail trail in New Boston, New Hampshire is drawing attention with fresh autumn photographs highlighting its fall colors. The walking and cycling path, built on a former rail corridor, is being recommended to outdoor enthusiasts looking for seasonal hikes in southern New Hampshire as foliage season peaks.
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A powerful nor'easter is hitting New Hampshire, bringing severe winter weather to the region. The storm is drawing attention as residents and local media track its impact across the state, with conditions expected to disrupt travel and daily life in affected communities.
- 13New Hampshire secures $2 million in federal mental health grants▼New Hampshire Receives Over $2 Million in Federal Grants to Support Mental Health Efforts Statewide
New Hampshire has received more than $2 million in federal grants to support mental health programs across the state. The funding will bolster statewide mental health efforts, though officials have not yet detailed how the money will be allocated. The announcement was reported by the city of Rochester's official news outlet.
- 14Lost 1919 silent film found in Japanese antique shop●Century-old silent film made in New Hampshire found in Japan antique shop By Maya Yang Billy B Van’s 1919 comedy Van-ar-
A 1919 silent comedy by Billy B Van, 'Van-ar-chy', believed lost for over a century, has been discovered in an antique shop in Sendai, Japan. The film, made in New Hampshire, was found by a student and will be screened there in early November, drawing attention from film historians and fans of early cinema.
- 15New book traces Twin States' cultural split to the soil▼New book traces Twin States’ cultural split to the soil itself
A newly published book argues that the cultural divide between Vermont and New Hampshire — the so-called Twin States — has roots in the physical land itself, tying differences in politics and community life to differences in soil and terrain. The work has drawn attention in regional outlets, with readers interested in a geological explanation for long-observed contrasts between the two neighbours.
- 16New Hampshire Fish and Game Releases 2027 Wildlife Calendar▼NH Fish and Game: It’s Here! Get Your 2027 New Hampshire Wildlife Calendar Today
New Hampshire Fish and Game has announced the release of its 2027 wildlife calendar, now available for purchase. The department publishes the calendar annually, featuring images of the state's wildlife. The notice was carried by local government outlets, informing residents that the 2027 edition can be ordered starting today.
- 17Gilbo Ave solar pavilion to break ground next year●Gilbo Ave solar pavilion project to break ground next year
Keene's Gilbo Avenue solar pavilion project is scheduled to break ground next year, according to The Keene Sentinel. The project will add a solar energy installation to the New Hampshire city, though further details on cost, capacity and timeline were not provided in the initial report. Local interest is focused on what the structure will look like and how it fits into the city's clean energy plans.
- 18Immigration advocates protest ICE arrest outside Meriden courthouse▼CT immigration rights advocates protest outside Meriden courthouse following ICE arrest
Immigration rights advocates gathered outside a Meriden, Connecticut courthouse to protest following an ICE arrest. Demonstrators voiced opposition to federal immigration enforcement actions taking place at or near state court facilities. Local news coverage from Connecticut Public and New Hampshire Public Radio highlighted the protest, part of ongoing tensions in Connecticut between immigrant rights groups and federal immigration authorities over enforcement tactics.
- 19St. Anselm coach Jessica Salisbury discusses final Division I season▼Q&A: Head Coach Jessica Salisbury talks goals for St. Anselm’s last year in Division I
Saint Anselm College head coach Jessica Salisbury has given an interview outlining her goals for the program's final year competing in Division I. The Q&A covers what the team aims to achieve during this transition season. Salisbury's comments mark a notable moment for the New Hampshire school as it moves out of Division I competition.
- 20New Hampshire dims Democratic hopes for a blue wave▼Democrats want a blue wave. New Hampshire is Exhibit A for why that may not happen
Democrats are hoping for a blue wave, but New Hampshire is being cited as a cautionary example of why that outcome may not materialise. The state, often a political bellwether, is shaping up as a testing ground where Democratic expectations could fall short. Commentators are watching it closely as a signal for broader electoral prospects.
- 21Hope Community Church in Amherst honors pastor before departure▼Around Amherst: Hope Community Church celebrates pastor before send-off
Hope Community Church in Amherst held a celebration to honor its pastor ahead of his send-off, according to the Daily Hampshire Gazette's 'Around Amherst' column. The gathering marked a farewell for the departing church leader, recognizing his service to the congregation as he prepares to move on to his next chapter.
- 22Portsmouth solar initiatives projected to save the city money▼Portsmouth solar initiatives projected to save city money. Here's how.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire is pursuing solar energy initiatives that are projected to generate cost savings for the city. The plans are part of a broader push toward renewable energy at the municipal level, and the projected savings are expected to come as solar installations reduce the city's electricity expenses over time.
- 23Graffiti damaging Turners Falls businesses puzzles owners▼Graffiti in Turners Falls causes damage, business owners perplexed by messages
Business owners in Turners Falls, Massachusetts, are dealing with property damage from graffiti whose messages they say make little sense to them. Regional public radio outlets New England Public Media and New Hampshire Public Radio are covering the story, which has drawn attention to the downtown village's storefronts and raised questions about who is behind the tagging and why.
- 24Business and Industry Association Ranks Lawmakers for 2026 Session▼Business and Industry Association Ranks Lawmakers for the 2026 Session; Political Winds Shifting
New Hampshire's Business and Industry Association has released its rankings of state lawmakers ahead of the 2026 legislative session, scoring them on how their records align with business priorities. The organization's ratings, reported by InDepthNH.org, are being read as a sign of shifting political winds in the state ahead of the next election cycle.
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The New Hampshire Union Leader is running an item headlined 'Mums the word', suggesting a story about silence or something being kept quiet, or possibly a seasonal piece about chrysanthemums. No further details about the subject, the people involved, or the outcome are available from the headline alone.
- 26New Hampshire families sue Trump administration over transgender Medicaid ban▼NH families sue Trump administration over Medicaid ban on transgender health care
Families in New Hampshire have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration challenging a ban on Medicaid coverage for gender-affirming health care. The case argues the restriction denies medically necessary treatment to transgender patients who rely on the public insurance programme. It adds to a series of legal battles over transgender health care policy in the United States.
- 27New Hampshire Book Festival Returns with Over 60 Authors▼New Hampshire Book Festival returns with more than 60 participating authors
The New Hampshire Book Festival is returning, this time featuring more than 60 participating authors, according to the New Hampshire Union Leader. The event brings writers and readers together for discussions, signings and literary programming, and its expanded lineup signals growing interest in the state's book scene. Details on dates and venues were not included in the initial report.
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Hampshire County Cricket Club's fixture schedule for the upcoming season has been published, setting out when and where the county will play across the competitions. Cricket followers are taking note of the list as they plan ahead for the campaign, with interest focused on key matches and dates in the county calendar.
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The Hampshire Review publishes a piece under the headline 'More than an education', arguing that schooling offers young people far more than academic learning, including personal growth, friendships and life skills. Little further detail is available from the item, but it reflects an ongoing conversation about the wider value of education beyond exam results.
- 30Report: New Hampshire home prices have far outpaced incomes▼Report: Home prices have outpaced incomes across NH
A new report covered by New Hampshire Public Radio finds that home prices across New Hampshire have risen faster than residents' incomes, worsening affordability in the state. The finding has drawn attention locally as housing costs remain a pressing concern for buyers, renters and policymakers.
- 31New Hampshire Book Festival returns with over 60 participants●New Hampshire Book Festival returns with more than 60 partic...
The New Hampshire Book Festival is returning, featuring more than 60 participating authors and guests, according to the New Hampshire Union Leader. The event brings together writers and readers from across the region, though details about the schedule, venue, and lineup have not been provided in available reporting.
- 32Traene fitness and pickleball facility opening in Dover▼Traene fitness and pickleball coming to Dover: Here's a look inside
Traene, a new fitness and pickleball facility, is set to open in Dover, New Hampshire. A look inside shows courts for pickleball alongside gym and training amenities. The opening adds to the fast-growing demand for pickleball facilities across the region, giving Dover residents a new option for both recreational play and fitness workouts.
- 33Double-A Teams in Portland and New Hampshire Sign Delta Dental Jersey Deals▼Double-A Portland, New Hampshire teams strike Delta Dental jersey patch deals
The Double-A baseball clubs in Portland, Maine, and Manchester, New Hampshire, have both reached jersey patch sponsorship agreements with Delta Dental. The deals put the insurer's logo on the teams' uniforms, an advertising format long common in minor league baseball and now spreading further. It underscores how regional brands are investing in minor league sports marketing.
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A Nashua-based author has released a memoir centered on the movies, according to The Concord Insider. The local outlet highlighted the book, drawing attention to New Hampshire's writing community and the author's connection to film. Details about the author, the title, and the book's content have not been widely reported beyond the regional coverage.
- 35Nashua Unitarian Universalist Church celebrates 200th anniversary▼On Nashua: Unitarian Universalist Church marks 200 years
The Unitarian Universalist Church in Nashua, New Hampshire, is marking its 200th anniversary. The milestone was noted in local coverage by the New Hampshire Union Leader, highlighting the congregation's two centuries of history in the city. Further details about celebrations or the church's role in the community were not provided.
- 36UConn Huskies Notch Several Wins at Dartmouth Invitational▼Huskies Earn Multiple Wins at Dartmouth Invitational
The UConn Huskies came away with multiple victories at the Dartmouth Invitational, a college tennis tournament hosted in Hanover, New Hampshire. The program highlighted the strong showing in its team coverage. Specific opponents, match scores and which players earned the wins were not detailed in available coverage.
- 37Nashua Unitarian Universalist Church marks 200 years▼Unitarian Universalist Church celebrates 200 years of worship, activism, and community in Nashua
The Unitarian Universalist Church in Nashua, New Hampshire, is celebrating its 200th anniversary, marking two centuries of worship, social activism, and community service. The milestone highlights the congregation's long-standing role in local civic life and progressive causes, drawing attention to one of the city's oldest religious institutions as members reflect on its history and future.
- 38Dartmouth Health launches at-home care program with $20M gift▼Dartmouth Health announces at-home program to address rural challenges after $20M gift
Dartmouth Health has announced a new program bringing care into patients' homes, aimed at overcoming barriers faced by rural communities in New Hampshire and the surrounding region. The initiative is funded by a $20 million gift, and is intended to expand access to treatment for people who live far from hospitals and clinics.
- 39Fall festivals draw crowds across New Hampshire this weekend▼Don't miss the fall festival fun this weekend
The New Hampshire Union Leader is urging readers not to miss fall festival fun taking place this weekend, highlighting seasonal celebrations across the state. The roundup points residents toward harvest events, family activities and local festivities as autumn traditions get underway. Community festivals like these draw steady interest from families looking for weekend plans.
- 40Georgiana and Harvard Falls draw hikers in New Hampshire●5⭐️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️Georgiana & Harvard Falls, NH https://www. trailspotting.com/2026/10/geor giana-falls-harv
A five-star rating is being given to the Georgiana and Harvard Falls hike along Harvard Brook in Franconia Notch, New Hampshire, with the trail offering a new waterfall spectacle at nearly every turn. Autumn leaf colors are adding to the appeal, making it a standout pick for hikers this fall season.