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new hampshire: New Hampshire waterfront properties for sale - 05/06/10 10:31 AM
Spring is upon us, and now is the time to start your search for New Hampshire waterfront properties for sale. I have compiled a list of homes for sale with owned water-frontage, and shared water-frontage in the towns of Barnstead, Barrington, Farmington, Middleton, Milton, New Durham, Rochester, and Wakefield.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE WATERFRONT HOME LIST
The great state of New Hampshire is a fantastic place to own waterfront property. New Hampshire is blessed with dozens of lakes and ponds - which translates into miles of lakefront, pond-front, riverfront and in general waterfront property.
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new hampshire: Great New Hampshire video. PROUD TO BE FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE! - 04/02/10 02:35 PM
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new hampshire: Fierce winds and rain bring strong weather patterns to New Hampshire and Maine - 02/27/10 08:32 AM
You may already know that many parts of New Hampshire and Maine were hit with strong winds and driving rain on Thursday during the day and even more so on Thursday evening.
Strong winds damages many parts of town, bringing down power lines, trees, and damaging homes. The news stations are reporting that over 300,000 people have lost power. I live in Somersworth New Hampshire and lost power around 10:00 pm on Thursday. I was lucky enough to have power restored last night, Friday around 7:00. Others in the area have not been so lucky!
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new hampshire: Enjoying school vacation week in New Hampshire - 02/24/10 10:55 AM
The last week in February is typically a school vacation week here in New Hampshire. I remember as a kid growing up that I enjoyed this school vacation more than any other.
Living on the Seacoast of New Hampshire, we are lucky enough to be a short driving distance to the beaches for the summer, and the mountains in the winter. Every February vacation, my parents would take me to my choice of ski area and go skiing for a couple days.
Skiing for me was, and still is one thing I thoroughly enjoy. It always amazed me as a … (2 comments)
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new hampshire: Rochester New Hampshire DPW selling compost bins, scrap pails and rain barrels - 02/17/10 07:10 AM
The Rochester New Hampshire Department of Public Works is participating in a statewide sale of backyard compost bins in celebration of Earth Day 2010.
The Rochester New Hampshire DPW is offering compost bins, kitchen scrap pails and Systern rain barrels at discount prices through March 26. According to the DPW, about 25 percent of the average household's waste consists of yard trimmings and kitchen scraps that can be easily composted.
Residents can save $65 for every ton of waste they compost because it does not have to be shipped out of town for disposal. The sale offers at a discount tools … (2 comments)
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new hampshire: Is there snow on your roof New Hampshire? Be prepared! - 01/23/10 03:41 PM
If you live in an area known for snow-filled winters, like New Hampshire is, chances are you've had to clear snow off your roof.
This past week had been a strange weather pattern. From rain, to snow, warm temperatures, and below freezing temperatures. The snow on roofs has been building, melting, and refreezing. We are expecting temperatures around 40 plus degrees with 2-3 inches of heavy rain!
What does that mean for the snow on your roof? Well, if it has not melted off, the snow will act as a sponge and retain all of the water. This means a heavy load … (3 comments)
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new hampshire: 6 Cumberland Road, Unit #36 Gilford New Hampshire - 08/02/09 08:29 PM
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new hampshire: Powering a University by landfill gas; UNH, Durham New Hampshire - 05/18/09 01:25 PM
The University of New Hampshire located in Durham New Hampshirehas announced today that the four year project of generating heat and electricity by burning methane gas provided by a Turnkey landfill in Rochester New Hampshirehas been completed! The methane travels 12.7 miles underground from a processing plant at the Turnkey Landfill in Rochester to the campus. It ends up inside UNH's co-generation plant, replacing natural gas.The landfill could continue to produce methane for up to 20 to 30 years after it has closed.
Just another reason why I love living in the beautiful state of New Hampshire. … (5 comments)
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new hampshire: Enjoy some local flavor; Discover Butternut Farm, Farmington New Hampshire - 04/06/09 09:08 AM
Spring has arrived in New Hampshire recently, and for me, that means several things. First, it the end of a long, busy winter. Second, it means new plants and crops are being tended to.
A local favorite for my family, Butternut Farm, located in Farmington New Hampshire. They offer some of the best quality fruits and vegetables in the area. Butternut Farm is a pick your own farm with the option to also purchase produce from the farm stand. The selections of fruits includes, strawberries, raspberries, apples, peaches, plums, and blueberries. They offer tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, squash, and even have a … (2 comments)
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new hampshire: Some New Hampshire Whoopie; Interested? Take a look! - 04/04/09 12:56 PM
Well, you were interested weren't you! Some New Hampshire Whoopie might not have been what you thought it was, but this one is just as good.
The whoopie pie, considered a New England, and New Hampshire favorite happens to be a sweet that I have grown to love. What is a whoopie pie? A whoopie pie is a sandwich, consisting of two, chocolate flavored cakes, or cookies, with a fluffy, white filling.
The state of Maine might say that they have the original whoopie pie in their history, I think it came from the wonderful state of New … (2 comments)
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new hampshire: New Hampshire Maple season is upon us. Try this great recipe out. - 03/26/09 10:33 AM
Each year, the New Hampshire maple industry produces close to 90,000 gallons of maple syrup. Maple sugaring time in New Hampshire runs from mid-February to mid-April.
As the frozen sap in the maple tree thaws, it begins to move and build up pressure within the tree. When the internal pressure reaches a certain point, sap will flow from any fresh wound in the tree. Freezing nights and warm sunny days create the pressure needed for a good sap Harvest.
In late February, New Hampshire maple producers tap their sugar maples by drilling a small hole in the trunk and inserting a … (4 comments)
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new hampshire: A little New Hampshire humor for your Thursday morning. - 03/26/09 07:03 AM
There are these 4 guys driving in a car together, 1 from Maine, 1 from Vermont, 1 from Massachusetts, and 1 from New Hampshire.
Down the road a bit, the man from Maine starts throwing bags of potatoes out of the car window, the man from NH asks what are you doing that for? The man from Maine says, we have so many potatoes just lying around our state and I'm just sick and tired of seeing these things.
Down the road a bit more, the man from Vermont starts throwing jugs out maple syrup out of the car window, the … (3 comments)
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new hampshire: A night out in New Hampshire. Do you want to know what I'm doing this evening? - 02/20/09 09:28 AM
While there are many things to do in New Hampshire, visit downtown Portsmouth, enjoy the many great restaurants of Dover, explore the history of Strawberry banke, visit the White mountainsand it's many ski destinations. I could go on and on for hours. The one thing my family and I love to do, we enjoy a hockey game at Durham's Whittemore Center to watch UNH men's hockey.
This evening, Feb. 20th, 2009, the UNH men's hockey team will be facing off at 7:30 p.m., playing against the defending National Champions of Boston College. In New Hampshire, we take pride in our hockey … (2 comments)
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new hampshire: 600 Sixth Street, Dover New Hampshire, 03820 - 10/23/08 05:38 PM
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new hampshire: 69 Champlin Ridge Road, Rochester NH 03867 - 08/19/08 11:48 AM
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new hampshire: Somersworth NH historical society and museum - 03/06/08 12:57 PM
Located only 15 minutes north of Portsmouth New Hampshire lies the small town of Somersworth. Sligo, the original name of the city of Somersworth, was a part of a larger area called Dover, settled in 1700. Organized as the Parish of Summersowrth in 1729 and then incorporated as a separate town in 1754. Due to a clerical error, the incorporation changed the spelling to Somersworth. Only to be lated incorporated as the City of Somersworth in 1893.
With a rich history as a mill town, imigrants flocked to the city from all over the world. Textiles were the main source … (2 comments)
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new hampshire: Why I should be your New Hampshire Realtor® - 02/22/08 10:42 AM
Why choose Bill Somerset as your Realtor® ?
With a comprehensive knowledge of the seacoast New Hampshire area, and several years of experience selling real estate on the seacoast. the choice is simple.
I offer both buyer and seller services and am licensed in both New Hampshire and Maine. I have an extensive background in real estate investing because I began investing in real estate at the age of 19! Living in the seacoast New Hampshirearea has given me the knowledge of it's communities and neighborhoods. That is why I am the Dover New Hampshire area expert!
Seller services include, but are not limited to:
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new hampshire: Free New Hampshire relocation kit now available! - 02/15/08 02:13 PM
Whether you're seeking to relocate locally or outside the area, Bill Somerset can provide you with comprehensive relocation assistance and information, both in New Hampshire and nationwide.
New Hampshire is a great place to live, work and raise a family. Third highest median household income, highest percentage of residents who have graduated from high school, lowest teenage birth rate, low crime rate and no sales tax, are just a few of the 44 factors used in its rankings.
Whatever part of New Hampshire you choose to live in, you'll be welcomed with a smile and greeted like a friend.
This free relocation package will include:
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new hampshire: Portsmouth New Hampshire Restaurant week - 02/13/08 10:56 AM
Participating restaurants in the Portsmouth New Hampshire area will offer special menu's of three course meals for one week. From Sunday to Sunday, March 2nd through the 9th.
Throughout the week, the participating restaurants will offer lunch menus for $16.95, and dinner menus for $26.95. Reservations are highly recommended at all locations, with no special passes to buy, coupons to carry, or special cards to punch. This event is sure to be a hit.
Some of the participating restaurants include:
The Greater Portsmouth New Hampshire area is becoming more well know for it's fantastic restaurants and inspiring chefs. Most recently, local chefs … (2 comments)
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new hampshire: Welcome to Newfields New Hampshire - 02/11/08 12:50 PM
Located in Rockingham County New Hampshire, Newfields is a small town with a population of approximately 1600 people. Located along the shores of the Squamscott river, Newfields abuts the towns of Newmarket New Hampshire, Exeter New Hampshire, Stratham New Hampshire, and Epping New Hampshire.
First incorporated in 1849, the town was originally called Newfield Village. Newfield Village was originally just a passage way from Stratham to Exeter with a bridge that was built to cross the Squamscott River. Newfields has always been an important part of the Seacoast New Hampshire history because of it's location at the mouth of the Squamscott River. … (2 comments)
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