New Hampshire fireworks show ended with a bang In past years, a malfunction like this could have resulted in a crew member going to the hospital, or being killed. Today s shows are much safer. The firework display at Garrison Hill Park in Dover, New Hampshire ended abruptly when a malfunctioning shell caused an explosion. Screenshot of video by Chris Anderson (Twitter)
Fireworks in Dover, New Hampshire ended with an explosion after only 15 minutes on Sunday evening.
The traditional Fourth of July fireworks display at Garrison Hill Park was cut short after a six-inch shell failed to launch properly, fell to the ground, and ignited other fireworks causing an explosion, according to Dover Recreation.
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July 4 Fireworks Returning to NH, But No Entertainment, Vendors Portsmouth and Dover are among the cities planning to hold fireworks displays following a one-year absence due to the coronavirus
Published May 5, 2021
Independence Day fireworks celebrations are returning in New Hampshire communities, but with some changes.
In Portsmouth, the City Council voted to to hold the celebration on July 3, with a rain date of July 5. Last year’s event was canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather.
Seacoastonline.com reports City Manager Karen Conard said this year, there will be no entertainment, food or vendors “so as to discourage gathering.”