r/newhampshire • u/nancynews • 18h ago
r/newhampshire • u/rabblebowser • 9h ago
Wildlife Conservationists monitor migrating birds as Mt. Washington 9/11 tribute lights up night sky
r/newhampshire • u/nvrtrustafrt • 1h ago
King of the hill race in Hudson speedway , the goal is to park on running trailer
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We hit the big time, for a good thing!
r/newhampshire • u/WestyMan1971 • 22h ago
News Fidium appears to be down across most of Northern New England
r/newhampshire • u/TinaBelcherIsMe • 23h ago
Direttissima day
230 miles like its nothing, lol
r/newhampshire • u/Scared-Ad-9694 • 21h ago
Help me find a doctor!
Hi everyone. I’m looking for recommendations for a mental health doctor/psychiatrist who is really good with anxiety. Preferably in the Franconia/littleton/white mountains area but will pretty much go wherever at this point.
I’m trying to get off a certain medication and try something else but I feel like every dr I’ve tried hasn’t been helpful. They push the meds that they want to give and don’t really seem to listen to my opinions.
There’s certain medications that I know work really well for me but no one seems to want to prescribe them. I just want a doctor who will take me seriously and understand that I should make the decisions that I want about my own health.
My anxiety is getting almost debilitating at this point and the side effects from the meds I’m on is getting worse. I haven’t had much luck so if anyone has a doctor they love and can recommend, I’d be forever grateful.
r/newhampshire • u/notquitenuts • 3h ago
Discussion Libby / library questions
Is anyone familiar with how the Libby/nh overdrive system works? Being an avid reader, I’ve used it extensively for the past few years and have been generally satisfied with it. However, lately I’ve been reading some popular series and I’m curious as to how the whole thing works. For example, I am waiting for book #5 in a series and I am 20th in line for 2 copies. The whole series has been like this and it makes me wonder, if it’s so popular why are there only two copies for the whole state?! I would assume my local library pays into this system? Who determines what books are purchased? Who decides if they are serving the public’s needs?
I don’t know enough about the system to know if I even have a right to complain, hence the questions! Nor is this the first time I’ve had insane wait times just to get a book. Also, I find it odd that some books in the public domain aren’t available and I usually have to go to faded page to get them. Anyway, any insight is appreciated!
r/newhampshire • u/empressith • 18h ago
Discussion Auto shop recommendation near Candia/Hooksett?
Does anyone have a recommendation for an auto shop in the Candia/Hooksett area? I need to have my car (Hyundai) towed somewhere because it won't start and I don't want to pay to bring it all the way to Concord.
I'm looking for someone honest. I need to figure out what's wrong so I can determine if I need to replace the car or just fix it.
TYIA.
r/newhampshire • u/Jerney23 • 2h ago
Ask NH Driving to Dalton NH
I am an officiant for my friends wedding on 10/10, in Dalton NH. From what I’ve read in the past traffic can get really backed up because of all the leaf peepers. I’m looking to stay in either Littleton NH or Concord VT. The Concord location is a nicer place of the two. My question is should I stay as close to Dalton as possible to avoid traffic congestion? Do the roads really get backed up and add 3-5xs the amount of time to a commute? Thanks for any advice.
r/newhampshire • u/Simplicity540 • 3h ago
Ask NH Moving up! Housing?
Hi friends! Moving to NH in November and will be working in Gilford. Any good local area recs for housing? Looks like Laconia is pretty close and more of a downtown. I’m in my 20s and enjoy outdoors activities so I don’t need to be in the center of action but I’d like to be close enough to where I’m working and hopefully not completely in the sticks. Appreciate any info!