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Shutdown Brings Great Opportunity to Get Reconnected with Nature

For The Birds March 25, 2020April 2, 2020

Coronavirus may have robbed us of our schools, normal work routine, hand sanitizer and toilet paper, but it hasn’t taken away our enjoyment of the outdoors yet. Hopefully it won’t even as scientists and officials…

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Your Local Eateries Need Your Support

Features March 24, 2020April 2, 2020

They’ve Always Been There For Us - Now We Need To Be There For Them By Brendan SmithWeirs Times Editor Since the Covid-19 outbreak around the world, life has changed in a way no one…

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Horus Aged Ale’s Osprey’s Next Catch IPA

Wicked Brew Review March 24, 2020March 24, 2020

There are nothing quite like options and choices to make our lives complete. When you consider going out to dinner, you try to decide what you’re taste considerations might be. And when you shop for…

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Isolation Ideas

A F.O.O.L. In New Hampshire March 24, 2020April 2, 2020

It is at time of uncertainty for sure. But it is also a time for creativity. As many of us find ourselves staying at home for at least a couple of weeks, it can be…

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It’s Not All About Bluebirds This Time

For The Birds March 19, 2020March 24, 2020

Water is a vital part of bird habitat. This is true for backyard bird habitats as well. I will admit, however, that I sometimes get lackadaisical about keeping my birdbath filled with fresh water. My…

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The Irishman Who Was Denied The Right To Vote

Not So Long Ago March 18, 2020March 17, 2020

His name was Samuel S. Lowery. He was a resident of Manchester New Hampshire, but when he went to register to vote in that city early in the year of 1854 he was allegedly denied…

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Horton Hears The News

A F.O.O.L. In New Hampshire March 18, 2020March 17, 2020

With Apologies To Dr. Seuss The Word Was Around I Heard People Shout That All The Toilet Paper Would Soon Be Sold Out It Was On The News So It Must Be True Among Everything…

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Corona’s March Madness

Op/Ed by Metzler March 18, 2020April 2, 2020

UNITED NATIONS – Truth is often stranger than fiction. If somebody suggested a thriller novel plot set to the backdrop of gyrating stock markets, falling oil prices, rising tensions with Iran, amidst a spreading worldwide…

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Ten Bends’ Northern Heights DIPA

Wicked Brew Review March 17, 2020October 29, 2020

Anyone who frequents this column knows I have an affinity for double IPAs. I just like their little extra flavor and malty goodness. You see, a double IPA is not necessarily more hoppy or bitter.…

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Spring Skiing!

On The Trails & Summits March 17, 2020

Calendar Spring begins on March 19th! But dang, it is here in a big way. I want another big snowstorm but I think I have lost faith that snow will show up in time to…

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Migrating Blackbirds: Signs of Spring

For The Birds March 12, 2020March 10, 2020

I heard them, that’s for sure. There was no missing the cacophony made by a large mixed flock of blackbirds. Then the task became finding them. I figured I wouldn’t struggle too much at this…

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Night Shift’s Whirlpool and The 87

Wicked Brew Review March 12, 2020March 10, 2020

Excitement. It’s the root word we use to describe all sorts of feelings and experiences. Our first roller coaster ride at the fair was exciting. Experiencing the top of the Empire State Building for the…

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Selecting Lure Colors

A Guides Life March 12, 2020March 10, 2020

I always tell people that lure color should be one of the last things you change when fish aren’t biting. Change size, shape, even presentation, before you change color. Since they are near-sighted, vision is…

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Moultonborough’s Taylor House Featured In This Old House

Features March 12, 2020March 10, 2020

Moultonborough’s historic Taylor House is featured as the ‘Save This Old House’ for sale in the March/April 2020 issue of This Old House magazine, the national publication associated with the popular ‘This Old House’ and…

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Coronavirus; Globalization’s Revenge?

Op/Ed by Metzler March 11, 2020April 2, 2020

GENEVA – In recent decades China has emerged as the factory to the world; a key player in production networks for automobiles, smartphones, computers, textiles and medical equipment. Indeed as the world’s second largest economy…

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Shutdown Brings Great Opportunity to Get Reconnected with Nature

Your Local Eateries Need Your Support

Horus Aged Ale’s Osprey’s Next Catch IPA

Isolation Ideas

It’s Not All About Bluebirds This Time

The Irishman Who Was Denied The Right To Vote

Horton Hears The News

Corona’s March Madness

Ten Bends’ Northern Heights DIPA

Spring Skiing!

Migrating Blackbirds: Signs of Spring

Night Shift’s Whirlpool and The 87

Selecting Lure Colors

Moultonborough’s Taylor House Featured In This Old House

Coronavirus; Globalization’s Revenge?