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Although you could easily buy a Bloody Mary mix at your local grocery store, you could also treat yourself to the world’s most expensive Bloody Mary, provided you can make it to Watch Hill Proper Bourbon Bar & Kitchen in Kentucky.

Rare bottles of Macallan, Balvenie, Johnnie Walker and Orphan Barrel aim to raise $150,000 for local animal rescue and therapy organizations.

The New Hampshire Liquor Commission and Jack Daniels have teamed up to unveil a new recycling program: Bring Back Jack.

Today, we talk to one of the architects of the Peace Corps living in Connecticut. After hearing President John F. Kennedy speak about the Peace Corps, Dan Sharp was inspired to join.

On the first day of this January general surgeon Dr. Harold Brodman turned 100. We caught up with him and we asked him a few questions.

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Starting next fall, four Plymouth State University students will start working alongside experienced special education teachers in Littleton schools as part of a “teacher residency” for graduate students in the School of Education.

As Granite State taxpayers and tax preparers prep for the upcoming tax filing season, the NH Department of Revenue Administration is offering customers tips and resources to file returns and pay taxes.

Bradley Labarre is stepping up to fight hunger in the Granite State as the New Hampshire Food Bank’s new Executive Chef and Program Manager for the Recipe for Success – Culinary Job Training Program.

Manchester-based Outdoor Pride Landscape & Snow Management recently acquired a 2.5-acre property in Chelmsford, Mass. to serve as its hub for Massachusetts operations.