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This isn't exactly history news, but considering all the increible historical stuff to see in NYC, we include it here. -- Editor -- C&J Bus Lines, one of New England's premier transportation providers, is thrilled to announce the expansion of its popular New York City Service. The company will add a third roundtrip on Fridays and Sundays effective August 1, 2014. (Click title for more) 

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The 2014 Hampton Beach Sand Sculpting Competition in Hampton Beach, NH has wrapped up a weekend of competition. The first place winner was Guy-Olivier Deveau from Quebec City, Canada with the sculpture "Inseminate." The alien-like sculpture had intricate detail and was inspired by the work of H.R. Giger, the Swiss artist responsible for the creature in the blockbuster movie Alien. (Click title for more) 

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The Wentworth Lear Historic Houses recently welcomed Elena Sarni as its new house manager. With opening day scheduled for Thursday, June 12she is busy preparing the houses for the public. (Click headline for full article) 

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This month, Brown & Company Design, in partnership with New Hampshire Humanities Council, released an engaging, illustrated and one-of-a-kind map of New Hampshire, designed to showcase the state’s rich culture, called New Hampshire: Our Storied Past and Our Unfolding Future.    (Click title for full article)