New Hampshire

Craft Shows in New Hampshire

Arts and Crafts (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago

A list if crafter rated craft shows, fairs and festivals in New Hampshire.

New Hampshire latest state exploring incarceration alternatives

Sentencing Law and Policy (Free subscription) | yesterday

As detailed in this AP article, New Hampshire can be added to the states seriously exploring alternatives to incarceration. Here are a few details: New Hampshire is involved in multiple efforts to evaluate the benefits of alternative sentencing programs for...

frgdr.com Blog: Hebrew Obama Merchandize Spotted in New Hampshire

English Webster (Free subscription) | 56 minutes ago

... Massachusetts named Brian , saying: Shahar, Attached are two photos of me campaigning for Obama in New Hampshire in a Yes Oui Ken shirt. A group of friends all went to New Hampshire together, and we went from house to house talking to people about the need for a change. We had many good conversations. […] Afterwards I wore the shirt to a dinner with a group of Rabbis and Jewish friends,...

New Hampshire leans Obama, North Carolina to Toss-Up

Adam's Blog (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago

The two latest polls in New Hampshire show Obama up by more than 10 points. In North Carolina, three of the last five polls show Obama up, 1 shows McCain up, and 1 shows a tie. Given that the one that shows McCain up isn’t very reliable, I’m going to move North Carolina to being a [...]

Email From New Hampshire

The Daily Dish (Free subscription) | yesterday

... part of town with no ground floor visibility. After all this time in various parts of New Hampshire, yesterday was the first time I saw any McCain literature left on doorsteps and the first time I ran into anyone canvassing for McCain. Besides their relative absence, I was surprised to find that the canvassers were boys who looked like they might not be old enough to vote themselves, and...

Ken Burns: This is Not the John McCain New Hampshire Once Loved

The Huffington Post (Free subscription) | yesterday

What happened to John McCain? What happened to the man so many of us in New Hampshire have admired and respected for so long? The fierce bipartisan warrior, the straight talker, the maverick whose ideas nearly everyone found some common ground with now seems missing in action. He seems to have betrayed the very attributes that originally commended him to us and earned our earlier trust and support....

Poll: Obama Leads in New Hampshire

The Political Carnival (Free subscription) | 03/10/2008

Wasn't New Hampshire supposed to be one of McCain's bulwark states because of all the time he has spent there in the two presidential campaigns? A new Saint Anselm College poll shows Sen. Barack Obama way ahead of Sen. John McCain in New Hampshire, 49% to 37% with 11% still undecided. Interesting: "Among those who say they will vote for Obama, 41% said McCain's chose of Sarah Palin as...

• St. Anselm Poll: Obama Leads in New Hampshire - Political Wire

New Hampshire?

Oliver Willis (Free subscription) | 03/10/2008

+10% for Obama. I’m pretty stunned by that. Even as NH has trended blue, I expected it to be a Northeastern state that was winnable by McCain. That no longer seems to be the case.

New Hampshire Fraternity Suspended

US News (Free subscription) | 03/10/2008

Nine members of the Sigma Beta fraternity at the have been arrested after a drug raid Tuesday evening, the New Hampshire reports. In response to the raid—which police say netted marijuana, Ecstasy, oxycodine, psychedelic mushrooms, prescription drugs, and assorted drug paraphernalia—the university, which had already been on probation because of a May incident that involved hazing, public intoxication,...

St. Anselm Poll: Obama Leads in New Hampshire

Political Wire (Free subscription) | 03/10/2008

A new Saint Anselm College poll shows Sen. Barack Obama way ahead of Sen. John McCain in New Hampshire, 49% to 37% with 11% still undecided. Interesting: "Among those who say they will vote for Obama, 41% said McCain's chose of Sarah Palin as his running mate influenced their decision a lot or some." Update : A new Rasmussen poll also has Obama with a double-digit lead, 53% to 43%.

Sensual Storage - New Hampshire Magazine

Lingerie Planet (Free subscription) | 01/10/2008

Sensual Storage New Hampshire Magazine, NH - 10 minutes ago This lingerie chest displays a simple beauty and sensuality, as if it is suspended in air by the upward energy of the legs. Furniture Master Brian Sargent ...

Register to Vote

Blue Hampshire (Free subscription) | 02/10/2008

New Hampshire residents who will be 18 years of age or older on election day, and a United States Citizen, may register with the town or city clerk where they live up to 10 days before any election. You may also register on election day at the polling place. The town clerk's office can inform voters of what proof of qualification they should bring to register. There is no minimum period of...

Newmarket New Hampshire 1773

The Paper Trail (Free subscription) | 30/09/2008

November 1773, John Wingate received from Jacob Burley one pound four shilling and eight pence lawful money for taxes on the Second Division of forty acres. Township East Town. This document is up for sale on Ebay Item number: 220285348106

New Hampshire Supports Death Penalty

Sons Of Sam (Free subscription) | 30/09/2008

Associated Press CONCORD, N.H. - A new poll shows more than half of New Hampshire residents believe the death penalty is an appropriate maximum punishment for someone who murder a police officer. In the poll conducted for the Concord Monitor, 57 percent of likely voters supported the death penalty in police killing cases, 39 percent favored life in prison without parole and 4 percent weren’t...

Why Obama can't take New Hampshire for granted.

Slate Magazine (Free subscription) | 29/09/2008

CONCORD, N.H.—At first glance, New Hampshire looks like it's Barack Obama's to lose. Though George W. Bush won the state in 2000, he did so narrowly. In 2004, John Kerry won a slim victory here, making it the only state where Bush failed to repeat. Then came the 2006 midterms. The Democrats practically took over the state, unseating two Republican members of Congress, winning control of both...