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    Early, bright, brief foliage season expected in New Hampshire

    By Matt Hoenig,

    22 days ago
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    Robin Cherry
    21d ago
    he creates his own bad stories.. nobody has to do it for him.facts
    Dexter Falcon
    22d ago
    Nope. Late this year. Was up.around Madison, NH last week and no foliage at all.
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