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Northern Rail Trail reopened after temporary agreement

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By David Brooks Verified
| Concord Monitor Verified
Concrete barriers blocking a mile of the Northern Rail Trail in Andover have been removed as part of a temporary agreement, reopening the trail to the public, but the underlying legal question that led a landowner to place the barriers remains unsettled.
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June sees $1 billion in home sales in New Hampshire

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By David Brooks Verified
| Concord Monitor Verified
More than $1 billion worth of residential homes were sold in New Hampshire in June, an all-time record that reflects continued rising prices as much as increasing sales. Sales of single-family homes in June were relatively robust at 1,474, the most of any month since 2022, and the median sales price - meaning that half were higher and half were lower - hit $575,000.
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When it hits the ocean, Merrimack River water mostly turns right

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By David Brooks Verified
| Concord Monitor Verified
When reporting on last week's sewage spill from Haverhill, Mass., I queried Woods Hole for an expert on the likelihood of polling leaving the Merrimack River and going north along the coast, affecting New Hampshire beaches. Rocky Geyer, an emeritus professor in the Applied Ocean & Engineering Department at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, got back to me but too late for any stories; Haverhill had put in a diversion pipe and the immediate problem was over.
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