Timothy Joseph Crutchfield: A Quiet Hero
A tribute to a beloved New Hampshire public servant, father, and quiet hero whose legacy of kindness and service lives on.
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A tribute to a beloved New Hampshire public servant, father, and quiet hero whose legacy of kindness and service lives on.
New Hampshire is no stranger to extreme sports. Find out about the state's history with derring-do, along with upcoming extreme sport events
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Last June, my cousin, Dr. Amy Paré, sent me a text. She was helping my uncle, Dr. William Paré, organize the large home he shares with my Aunt Marilyn. Amy’s text included a cartoon I drew on the envelope of a…
Brion O'Connor takes a bus ride that brings him down memory lane
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In June of 1974, Mom uprooted my five siblings and me from our home in New Jersey and relocated to Manchester’s North End. For Mom, it was a homecoming of sorts, having grown up on Manchester’s predominantly French-Canadian West Side. …
Nashua company embraces the rich legacy of wooden baseball bats
Ageless players become the boys of summer at coastal baseball league
Snow-making and grooming extend ski season
Freestyle skiing comes full circle at Waterville Valley in January with World Cup event
The New England Ski Museum’s vast collections celebrate and archive all aspects of the sport
In this strange sport of pretzel-like winding courses and extreme exertion, the only way to win is to "suffer the most."
A search to find real, genuine bars in the Granite State.
How a quashed assignment, rediscovered journal entries and fly-fishing retreat helped me remember the importance of family and faith.
This story is not about Alpine ski resorts. No, no, no, that would be too easy, too broad. This is about ski areas. Small ski areas, to be precise. Ski gems, if you will.
Little did I know, at the time, just what a feat Steve Schubert and his teammates had pulled off.
Looking for great, live music? Head to northern New Hampshire for sounds everyone will enjoy
This summer, hop on a gravel bike, leave the roads behind, and embark on a new type of bicycling adventure.
The trouble with interviewing a bunch of stand-up comedians about a fellow funny guy is this: You never know when anyone is being serious.
Writer Lisa Rogak’s latest book celebrates Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Manchester’s downtown is again turning heads and much of that has to do with an infusion of creative energy and good old-fashioned capital
The Gate City of Nashua has grown by leaps and bounds in the past four decades
Laconia is developing an admirable year-round reputation in the arts and entertainment realm
This year, Dover, the first permanent settlement in New Hampshire, will mark its 400th anniversary
They say things sometimes slow down during a traumatic event, and that clearly was the case for me on this ill-fated evening.
Gone but not forgotten, Jeremy Davis’ WebSite captures the history of New Hampshire’s closed and abandoned ski areas.
Outsiders may see the Granite State as rather homogeneous, a place where the concept of diversity is more theoretical than real. Until they look a…
The New England Masters Sise Cup Series — which, for many skiers, is something of a fountain of youth — is truly a race for (almost) all ages.
Bill’s big, buoyant heart held so much joy that it’s difficult to comprehend how it could have failed him
Adrenaline meets absurdity during a two-day race.
The 7.6-mile Mt. Washington Auto Road is the ultimate challenge for driver and auto, especially for competitors participating in the "Climb to the Clouds."
Asked how he would describe himself these days, 2002 “Survivor” champion Ethan Zohn of Hillsboro lets out a hearty laugh: “Jewish wilderness icon. How’s that?”
Debuting on "Wicked Tuna"'s second season a decade ago, at the tender age of 23, Tyler McLaughlin quickly established himself as a force to be reckoned with.
"Naked and Afraid” star Laura Zerra is a self-proclaimed nomad, and she walks the talk.
Lift service offers mountain bikers the joy of riding these specialized trails down without the pain of getting to the top.
The raw, driving rain turned to a thick slurry of wet snow as our boxy yellow school bus lurched northward from Manchester to Berlin. We were just into the first weeks of our 1974-75 season as Manchester Central High’s Little Green hockey team, making our biennial pilgrimage to the Paper City.
Statewide ski areas and resorts are ready for you to enjoy winter fun, with COVID-19 safety protocols in place for the “new normal.”
New Hampshire ingenuity tackles climate change
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New class of fat bikes extends the cycling season through winter
Where Powderhounds Unwind in the Granite State
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A writer recounts the joys found on New Hampshire slopes
NH Ski and Snow magazine asked local gurus for their best advice