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

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Yes, fireworks are legal in New Hampshire, and many can be purchased in retail stores throughout the state. Anyone purchasing fireworks must be 21 years of age or older, and fireworks can only be lit ...

As communities across New Hampshire prepare for Fourth of July celebrations, the weather is expected to cooperative for most of the state.

New Hampshire spends the most money on fireworks out of any New England state – importing more than $980,000 worth between January 2020 and March 2021, according to Allegiant Fire Protection.

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Ten people were arrested after a fight during the July 4 fireworks at Hampton Beach, police said. Hampton police said around ...

Fireworks vendors in New Hampshire say they have been able to maintain prices and supplies this Fourth of July despite Trump ...

Fireworks are legal to purchase in New Hampshire, but not all towns allow residents to use them. Each year, the New Hampshire State Fire Marshal's Office asks towns to respond to a survey about ...

New Hampshire officials said there are nearly 12,000 fireworks-related injuries treated in hospital emergency departments each year in the United States. Experts advise you to buy fireworks only ...