Celebrating Redhook Brewery's Birthday at Redhook Fest

Redhook Brewery celebrates its 30th year in business, and 15th year at the Pease Tradeport, at Hookfest 2011, this Saturday from 2:00 until into the night.

NH Bridge Closure Presents Opportunities, Challenges for Businesses

In the wake of last week's Memorial Bridge shut down, businesses in Kittery prepare for the potential of decreased traffic, while keeping their eyes trained squarely on the future.

'Button-ing' Up Homes For Energy Efficiency

It might not seem like the kind of career conducive to jet-setting. But for two weeks this past spring, energy auditor Paul Button had a unique opportunity to take his expertise on the road.

Latest NRDC Study Shows NH’s Green Image Has Ways to Go

The National Resource Defense Council ranked as the 19th most toxic state in the country. Jim Cavan explains how the study should remind us not to abandon NH's ever-growing green economy.

Green Alliance Joins Forces With Organic Farming Assoc.

In support of local jobs, organic farming, and healthier communities, the Green Alliance has partnered with the Northeast Organic Farming Association's NH chapter.

This Exeter Life: Riding the Rails

Train travel: Transporation or special event?

This Exeter Life: The Post

This is not just about the mail, it's about our community.

Adapting and Thriving in a Stressful World

Professionals involved in network spinal analysis, like Dr. Kim Higney of the Cardea Center for Well-Being, can help our bodies adapt and adjust to stresses of daily life.

This Exeter Life: Be A Tourist

Exeter's direct connection to the coast shouldn't just be traveled by out-of-town visitors.

Living the Dream

The intrinsic value of owning a home may be enough to keep the American Dream alive, even amid one of the worst housing crises in American history.

The Power of the Purse

Investing doesn't have to mean sacrificing core values to build one's nest egg, and Progressive Asset Management leads the way in "socially responsible investing."

This Exeter Life: Curb Appeal

Neighborhood quality starts with curb appeal.

This Exeter Life: Moving

Why live in a house when you can live in our very own Garden of Eden?

The Ride For Your Life

Electric bikes are finding a home in New Hampshire, and the state's largest e-bike dealership is right here in Exeter.

A 'Transformative' Experience

Bike & Build Leader Rachel Jodway recounts her days with Southeast New Hampshire Habitat for Humanity as they set out to bicycle to Vancouver, British Columbia in the name of affordable housing.

An Open Letter to Jon Huntsman

Jon Hunstman didn't take any questions at his first N.H. event as a declared candidate, but I want to know why he thinks it's smart strategy to say we have "lost faith in ourselves."

This Exeter Life: Walk It Off

A walk around Exeter can be a cure for what ails you.

Newt Gingrich Needs An Adviser. How About You?

How would you advise a presidential candidate?

This Exeter Life: Da Bird! Da Bird!

Ruminations on the Blue Herons of the Exeter and Squamscott Rivers and their relationship to our industrial past.

Raising The Bar During the Political Silly Season

The very important the role of New Hampshire in the primary process.

Southeast NH Habitat: Local Before It Was Cool

The nonprofit may share a well-known name, but its roots are New Hampshire through and through.

Pan Mass Challenge Gives Children A Chance To Get Involved

Children can learn how to make a difference at the Pan Mass Children's bike ride on Sat., June 11.

The Case For More Testing -- On The Campaign Trail

After Sarah Palin's history lesson it's time to make sure presidential hopefuls know something about our past.

Habitat for Humanity Does More Than Build Houses

Meet the nonprofit that helps to solve a problem in every U.S. neighborhood.

What Makes Exeter Work?

The people that make Exeter Exeter...

This Exeter Life: On Purpose

A local demographer recently dispelled my misconceptions about who lives in Exeter.

Eating Right at Swasey Parkway

For the most natural foods, look no further than the Farmers Market on the Swasey Parkway.