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Kathy Schneiderat entered politics in 1985, when she joined two others as the first women ever elected to Manchester's Board of Aldermen.

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A new Deerfield police policy says a person written up for a ticket or citation will be released regardless of his immigration status. It says that police may notify ICE if the person is flagged by ICE in the NCIC system for violations of immigration law. Shown is the Deerfield police station.

NH police and illegals: Is this 'catch and release?'

Immigration enforcement is clearly not the police's primary concern. But to simply say, "Not our job," does a disservice.

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Feds pocket nearly $942k after fentanyl bust at Mass. apartment

In May, police raided the home of a man believed to be a Nashua-area drug dealer, according to court records.

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Conn. man killed in snowmobile crash


March 16. 2013 9:57AM

ERROL — A Connecticut man was killed early Saturday when his snowmobile crashed into a tree, according to a New Hampshire Fish and Game Department release.


Louis Voegeli Jr., 56, of Woodbury, Conn., was the last snowmobiler in a group of four on the 13 Mile Woods trail about 2 miles north of Millsfield Pond Road about 2 a.m. Saturday, the release said. He failed to negotiate a turn, hit a tree and was killed, the release said.


Alcohol does not appear to be a factor in the crash, the release said.


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