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From left, Paul Ramsey of PSNH, Ken Freitas of Freitas Associates, Barbara Couch of Hypertherm, moderator Fred Kocher, Mary Ellen Jackson of New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits and Rick Metters of Fidelity talked about the importance of corporate citizenship.

Business

Business leaders: Corporate citizenship essential

Business leaders stressed the importance of corporate citizenship –giving back, social responsibility, and especially company-sponsored volunteer opportunities – at New Hampshire Forum on...

New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick makes a statement regarding deflated footballs in the AFC Championship game during a press conference at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., Thursday.

Patriots/NFL

Patriots coach Belichick denies any involvement in ball deflation

New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick denied any knowledge of the footballs being deflated for Sunday's AFC Championship game win over the Indianapolis Colts.

Archangel Woodworks owner Matthew Dworman cuts a piece of wood inside his Kingston shop.

Business

These are no ordinary pieces of custom-made furniture

Matthew Dworman appropriately named his line of custom furniture “QLine Design.”

Editorials

Suing the state: A right for any taxpayer

Let the people challenge their government in court.

The abortion flinch: GOP flees a winning issue

Republican leadership in Washington abandoned pro-lifers last week out of misplaced fear.

New England deflated: A lot of kids are watching, NFL

Did the New England Patriots cheat in their game against the Indianapolis Colts a week ago?

The future of the historic Belknap Mill, as seen from the gazebo in Rotary Riverside Park, may be decided in February during the annual meeting of the Belknap Mill Society. The society's board of directors has said the financial model for the 192-year old mill is unsustainable and that partners are needed to help keep the mill open.

Local & County Government

Members of Belknap Mill Society will decide historic mill's future at annual meeting

Following a brainstorming session during which some members offered to dip into their own pockets, the Belknap Mill Society in February will formally vote on its role in the future of the state's...

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March 18. 2013 8:54PM

UNH closes campus for Tuesday storm

BY GRETYL MACALASTER
Union Leader Correspondent

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DURHAM - The University of New Hampshire announced on Monday night that it will curtail operations effective Tuesday morning. UNH will resume normal operations at 4 a.m. on Wednesday.

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