In New Hampshire, most fireworks are legal for the general public to purchase and use. However, there are still a few rules ...

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After a very comfortable July 4th, it turns pleasantly warmer Saturday ahead of more summer heat to end the holiday weekend.

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To buy fireworks in New Hampshire, you must be at least 21 years old. Fireworks also must be bought from a licensed New Hampshire retailer – you can't bring in fireworks purchased out of state.