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Ryan Fowler grew up in this seaside town and has discovered many things while walking its beach, but he never expected to find thousands of maggots squirming around in the seaweed on Sunday.

Peter Wolf doesn't often stray far from home these days. As Boston's resident rocker, he and his band, the Midnight Travelers, hit clubs and theaters around New England and open shows for other classic rock acts at arenas and stadiums.

The 61st Hillsborough County Agricultural Fair runs Friday through Sunday at the Hillsborough County Youth Center, 15 Hilldale LaneRoute 13.

Lots of foot traffic is expected on the Seacoast when the three-day Seafood Festival once again turns Ocean Boulevard into a pedestrian mall of good eats.

Rod Picott, whose double CD is titled 'Out Past the Wires,' will play Red Shorty's listening room, 4 Paul St., at 8 p.m. Friday.

'Disney's Beauty and the Beast,' based on the Academy Award-winning animated movie, opens this weekend on the Palace Theatre stage, 80 Hanover St.

The Friends of the Amato has teamed up with The Riverbend Youth Company to present 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.'

A Lakes Region production of 'Master Harold8230 and the Boys,' a semi-autobiographical play by Athol Fugard, has led to a unique opportunity for a physician to put her experiences in Cape Town to work on The Winnipesaukee Playhouse stage.

The Rochester Fair would have celebrated its 142nd year last fall but was cancelled due to financial difficulties.

To the Editor: I read the article in the New Hampshire Sunday News about combat veterans, and what is a combat veteran.

To the Editor: State Rep. Anne Copp worked with me in the 2017-18 legislative session. She was a spirited freshman representative who was eager to take my legislative classes. I found her to be hard-working, honest, and very conservative, though a bit chatty at times.

It isn't too early to start thinking about Oktoberfest, especially because the Germans start celebrating it in September.

To the Editor: It is astounding that Republicans in Congress refuse to do their jobs and stand up to Donald Trump.

To the Editor: As a three-term state representative, I'm writing to support Rep. Dick Marple and Michael Yakubovich in the primary on Sept. 11.

Aldermen voted Tuesday to approve issuing a 3 million general obligation bond as part of an amended agreement with the developer behind a new Millyard hotel, to be used to help cover cleanup costs associated with contaminated soil at the site.

To the Editor: There is a simple answer to this question. Did the candidates receive the Combat Action Ribbon for their service in Iraq and Afghanistan?

To the Editor: With so many candidates in the First District race, it can be difficult to know who to support. I will cast my vote for Naomi Andrews for many reasons, but here are three that are especially important to me.

To the Editor: There could be no candidate for Executive Council more principled, more effective, or more determined than Jane Cormier. As a state representative, she received gold stars from every rating group concerned with conservative fiscal issues.

It's back to school time and for many parents that means another year of packing nutritious lunches and snacks to keep kids going through their busy days.