New Hampshire Magazine May 2021 - New Hampshire Magazine

Redistricting in NH May Favor Republicans

James Pindell,

The party in power wields the redistricting pen.

How to Stop Doomscrolling and Feel Better

Karen A. Jamrog,

Thanks in part to the pandemic, “Doomscrolling,” or obsessively scanning social media for the latest bad news, is on the rise. Here's how to stop the cycle.

Hobby Time: Doing Stuff

Bill Burke, Brad Fitzpatrick, Illustrator,

Back when we could lick doorknobs with relative abandon, we would do things to keep from being bored — they just never really rose to the level of “hobby.”

Spice up Breakfast With Locally Made Thai Tea

Susan Laughlin,

Try these pancakes for a Thai-inspired Mother’s Day breakfast with a line of teas created by Littleton restaurant owner Emshika Alberini.

It felt a little anticlimactic when, after standing in a cold line outside Concord’s Steeplegate Mall for a half-hour and then winding around a Space-Mountain-length indoor queue for an hour, I got my shot.

A Love Letter to Seabrook

Bill Burke, Kendal J. Bush, Photographer,

This small seaside town may be predominantly known for its power plant and quirky accent, but there’s much more to discover.

Discover a Unique and Whimsical Candy Shop in Dover

Bill Burke, Kendal J. Bush, Photographer,

Lickee’s & Chewy’s transports guests to a world of pure imagination.

Back to the Land

Barbara Coles, Jared Charney, Photographer,

In the ’60s and ’70s, a migration occurred — young people were in search of a new way of life in rural areas, and New Hampshire was where many chose to put down roots.