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Bethlehem, Concord
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Independent photographer currently in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.

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John Tully is a photographer based in Concord, New Hampshire. He holds a degree in journalism from the University of Missouri School of Journalism in Columbia, Missouri.

In April 2014, John jumped to full-time freelance following four years as a staff photographer at the Concord Monitor and two years as staff photographer at the Midland Daily News in Midland, Michigan. In 2006 he completed photo-intensive coursework at the Danish School of Media and Journalism in Århus, Denmark. He grew up arou…

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Election Live Updates: Tumultuous Senate Primary in Maine Is Biggest Race as 4 States Vote

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By Reid Epstein Verified, John Tully, Emily Cochrane Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Image Graham Platner, a Democratic candidate for Senate in Maine who is seeking to challenge Senator Susan Collins in the fall, has been mired in scandals in recent weeks. Credit...Joe Raedle/Getty Images Voters in Maine will weigh in on one of the most consequential and high-profile Senate races in the country on Tuesday, when they are expected to cement a matchup between Senator Susan Collins, a vulnerable Republican, and Graham Platner, a scandal-plagued Democrat hoping to oust her.
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The Area 51 of New England

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By Michaela Towfighi Verified, John Tully
| The New York Times Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Along a remote highway in New Hampshire’s White Mountains … ... a long-limbed creature greets visitors at a gas station. Inside, it’s green (and pink and purple and blue) guys galore.
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Roundabouts in Keene Help Cut Emissions and Air Pollution

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By Sachi Mulkey Verified, John Tully
| The New York Times Verified
Josh Wooten used to spend his evenings driving in circles. During his two years as a pizza delivery driver in Keene, N.H., he would loop around the town’s recently installed roundabout intersections some 30 to 40 times a night. He didn’t know it at the time, but this meant each delivery likely caused less planet-warming pollution. “All of a sudden I’m like, oh man, I’m getting through these deliveries a lot faster,” Mr. Wooten said.
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