NH officials putting final preparations in place ahead of eclipse
New Hampshire state officials are putting the final preparations in place ahead of Monday's eclipse, which is expected to draw thousands to see it.
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New Hampshire state officials are putting the final preparations in place ahead of Monday's eclipse, which is expected to draw thousands to see it.
There is heavy traffic on Interstate 93 north in the Hooksett area Monday morning ahead of the eclipse this afternoon.
WMUR's Steve Bottari is at Coleman State Park in Stewartstown, where crowds are gathering for the eclipse, which is in the path of totality.
The director of the UNH Observatory said this is a rare treat to have part of the Granite State in the path of totality.
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