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RestaurantsWine-first Italian vibes: Granita Enoteca pairs seasonal Italian plates with a seriously dialed wine program, plus thoughtful cocktails for the aperitivo crowd.
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Wine-first Italian vibes: Granita Enoteca pairs seasonal Italian plates with a seriously dialed wine program, plus thoughtful cocktails for the aperitivo crowd.
Keene’s go-to ink: Creative Ink Tattoo Studio lines up seasoned artists like Cesar Perez, Jason Rodriguez, Reko, and Devynne Dlubac, plus flash options when inspiration strikes.
Step into Keene’s past: Built in 1762, Wyman Tavern is the kind of local history flex you forget we have in town, a Georgian-era public house turned museum where Dartmouth’s trustees first met in 1770 and 29 Minutemen mustered in 1775.
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When voters go to the polls on Nov.
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George Hansel and H.G. Johnson, LLC, have responded to cross-claims filed by Jared Goodell in the ongoing lawsuit over the $1.6 million sale of a 10-unit apartment property in Keene, N.C., which was purchased for $1,625 million.
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New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte has joined calls from New England leaders to demand that regional utilities refund ratepayers over $1.5 billion in overcharges.
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New Hampshire's tourism office has created a fall covered bridge tour, offering tours in various regions across the state.
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New Hampshire's Secretary of State, David Scanlan, plans to seek an emergency stay over the use of student ID cards for registering to vote and obtaining an election ballot in the upcoming midterm election.
Full story at wzid.com ↗
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