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New Hampshire’s schools are under pressure as 70% of funding comes from property taxes, but the University of New Hampshire is easing the burden with new three-year degrees in key fields. Public health officials are sounding the alarm over a spike in cyclospora cases, while a statewide cell phone ban in schools is delivering positive results. Utility bills are set to rise by $6–$18/month starting August 1, and SNAP benefits have been cut despite stubborn hunger rates. Communities brace for big events — Concord and Nashua will host World Cup watch parties — while a dangerous heatwave looms with temperatures soaring above 100°F. And with over 72 million Americans expected to travel for the Fourth of July, roads will be packed — plan ahead.

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