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Mass. man, 30, faces charges for shoving boy, 8, at Cowabunga's

A Massachusetts man faces simple assault and endangering the welfare of a child charges after police say he shoved an 8-year-old boy who hit his daughter with a foam ball in the Tiki Blast ball pit...

Sports Columns

Roger Brown's The State of Sports: Legion dedication lacking

There was a time when American Legion was the king of summer baseball in New Hampshire. The best players always played Legion ball, and college coaches would flock to the state tournament to...

Albany International Corp. CEO Joseph Morone said the company is still on track to grow revenue this year 25 to 35 percent.

Business

Albany International forecasts $16m loss

Albany International Corp. said it expects to record a second-quarter pre-tax charge of approximately $16 million associated with revisions in the estimated profitability of two contracts in its...

Editorials

Cooler heads: Gardner defuses voter fraud hysteria

Anyone who questions how well New Hampshire conducts its elections should observe a recount.

Smeared: Craig unleashes her attack dogs

Joyce Craig's bid to avenge her loss to Mayor Ted Gatsas has taken a quick turn into the mud.

Now they tell us! VA scandal finally surfaces

Maybe David Shulkin doesn't read his emails. Maybe he just forgot.

From left, David Boutin, Kevin Cavanaugh, and Jason Dubrow.

State Government

Voters to head to polls for state Senate special election Tuesday

Voters in three Manchester wards and four neighboring towns will go to the polls Tuesday to elect a new state senator to replace Manchester Democrat Scott MacGillvray who died suddenly last March.

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Durham police investigate shooting


March 07. 2013 12:05AM

DURHAM - Police are investigating a shot fired downtown over the weekend, according to an email alert sent by the University of New Hampshire to students.

Surveillance cameras captured one man shooting at another between 37 Main St. and the back of the Mill Road Plaza about 1 a.m. Sunday.

"No descriptions have been provided and they are believed to have left the scene on foot," the alert said.

Anyone with information is asked to call police at 868-2324.


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