New Hampshire officials advise eclipse viewers to travel on state highways

New Hampshire officials are advising those visiting Coos County next month to view the solar eclipse to travel on state highways and avoid local roads, the New Hampshire Department of Transportation said Monday. The path of totality of the April 8 eclipse will enter the United States over Texas and head northeast into Maine before leaving the country into Canada, the Globe reported. Southern New England residents will catch a glimpse of a partial eclipse, but the most impressive views will miss the region. Even so, the event is expected...