Events upcoming this week around the Seacoast include a community picnic in Portsmouth and a Masquerade Ball in Greenland.

Paul Arizin shared what may have driven Wilt Chamberlain to his historic 100-point game against the Knicks in 1962.

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Sonos is selling a bunch of its speakers at a discount right now. The Era 300 smart speaker is down to just $359, which is 20 ...

For this project you need: 8 x A4, 2 yellow and 2 red sheets of paper, glue gun, nylon sock, rubber band and scotch tape. This is an animal friendly trap, so mouse or rat will not be harmed.

Connections is here again to challenge your brain and get you connecting words to one another. If you want to win, you will need to know a whole lot more than just how to play Connections: you ...

Textured or rubber soles provide traction ... climates or swims of a long duration. A wide band at the calf/ankle or heel tabs, along with flexible yet skin-hugging material, make it easier to slip ...

To make rice socks, you'll need a pair of durable socks, rubber bands and six cups of uncooked rice. Once you've gathered the materials, pour three cups of rice into each sock and tie it closed ...

The results seem impressive. In her video, Tewani shows how half her face looks drastically different from the other side after trying the rubber band trick for just five minutes. But can we trust it?

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The package comes with elastic bands that wrap around the socks to ensure they ... accommodating dogs of all breeds and sizes. These outstanding socks are built with a non-slip rubber coating covering ...

6. Secure the Curl When a section of hair is fully wrapped around the sock, tie it off with a silk rubber band or scrunchie or wrap the hair into the open end of the sock. Then, pull the sock up ...