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New Hampshire is known as the "Granite State," a nickname that refers not only to the quarries that once drove the state's industry, but to the stoic self-sufficiency of its people. This independent spirit is also exemplified by New Hampshire's official motto, "Live Free or Die." Since 1952, the New Hampshire primary has been considered the proving ground for Republicans and Democrats seeking the nominations of their party.

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Summer in the Street
Portsmouth, Market Square
Jul 11, 5:30pm

David Bromberg, Christine Lavin and Samantha Robichaud
Portsmouth, Prescott Park Arts Festival
Jul 18, 5:00pm

Sunday Holy Eucharist Rite I
Hanover, Saint Thomas Episcopal Church
Jul 12, 8:00am

Sunday Holy Eucharist Rite II
Hanover, Saint Thomas Episcopal Church
Jul 12, 10:00am

Sunday Morning Worship Service
Concord, South Congregational Church
Jul 12, 8:00am

Sunday School
Concord, First Presbyterian Church of Concord
Jul 12, 9:00am

Summer Craft - Starfish
Manchester, Manchester City Library
Jul 9, 9:30am

Planning Board Hearing Meeting
Manchester, City Of Manchester
Jul 9, 6:00pm

Babies And Books Storytime
Nashua, Nashua Public Library
Jul 9, 9:00am

New England Clambake
Nashua, St. Joseph Hospital
Jul 9, 6:30pm

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Abbreviation: NH
Capital: Concord
Nickname: Granite State
Population: 1,235,786
Time Zone: EST
State Motto: Live free or die

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