Booze is relatively cheap in New Hampshire because state excise taxes are lower than in most other states — so some restaurants in New York City send people to the Granite State to buy liquor and illegally transport it there.
The New Hampshire Liquor Commission makes it easy by facilitating purchases of large quantities of alcohol with cash that can't be traced by authorities, said Andru Volinsky, a Democratic member of the state's Executive Council, according to The Union Leader.
The Parent Teacher Association in Hampton, New Hampshire retitled the annual father-daughter dance the "Family Dance" and invited everyone to join — which has some fathers peeved.
"It's the first time a girl is being taken on a date, and it's by the most respectful, loving man they've ever met — their father," Aaron Duvall told SeacoastOnline.com. "That's how we're supposed to translate to them what to look for in a man. How a man treats a girl."
