Lawrence brothers focus of two drug raids
CONCORD — A massive drug-dealing network based in Lawrence, Mass., distributed between 33 and 77 pounds of fentanyl a month throughout the Merrimack River Valley, according to federal...
Bruins survive and advance
Jake DeBrusk's go-ahead goal with 14:35 remaining in the third period lifted the host Boston Bruins to a 7-4 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs in Game 7 of their Eastern Conference first-round series...
Company eyeing Superfund site to build solar project
Former Dyn executive Jeremy Hitchcock co-founded a company that wants to build a solar project on a Superfund site on town-owned land in Londonderry — with more on the horizon.
Editorials
Let's make a deal: Breakthrough with state unions
For most of the past year, the State Employees Association, the largest of the four unions representing state workers, has been lobbing rocks at Gov. Chris Sununu. The contracts ran out last year,...
Reject CACR 22: The wrong way to help victims
Let us leave aside the distasteful way that out-of-state interests are trying to paste their preferred language into the New Hampshire Constitution, and examine the many problems with the language of...
LEAD or DARE? What's right for Manchester schools?
Manchester Police Chief Nick Willard wants to restart a drug prevention program in the city's schools, but not the program that Manchester dropped a decade ago.
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School choice bill fails in key committee vote
Call them private school vouchers or freedom scholarships, but either way the school choice bill, SB 193, is going to the full House next week with a negative vote from the House Finance Committee.