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Officials said they believe the small whale was dead before it came ashore on Foss Beach in Rye. It was discovered Saturday.

Animals

Second dead minke whale in a month washes ashore in Rye

Officials with the Seacoast Science Center's Marine Mammal Rescue say the frequency of these dead whales is concerning.

West boys' basketball coach Justin Gorham poses in the school gym on Friday.

Sports

John Habib's City Sports: Expect West to push tempo under new coach Gorham

Former Goffstown head coach Justin Gorham, a physical education teacher at West, will succeed Dan Bryson, who recently was named the head boys' basketball coach at Memorial.

John Kenyon, left, and Nick Gardner, board members of the Manchester South Junior Soccer League, stand by the dug up field, left, and the new bike path at Precourt Park in Manchester on Thursday.

Business

Manchester soccer field dug up in planning mix-up

City officials and a Manchester developer scrambled to address the scalping of a soccer field at Precourt Park, a mishap that threatened play just before the season opens Aug. 25.

Editorials

A memorial outside the Colebrook News and Sentinel building honors New Hampshire state troopers Scott Phillips and Les Lord District Court Judge Vickie Bunnell and Editor Dennis Joos, all of whom were shot and killed on Aug. 19, 1997, by Carl Drega. On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of what many in the North Country remember as 'the evil day,' officials at State Police Troop F will hold a memorial run from Colebrook to Twin Mountain.

A milestone no one wants to mark, but neither can we forget

Editor's Note: The following editorial by News and Sentinel of Colebrook Publisher Karen Harrigan initially ran in that newspaper last week. It reflects, as only that hometown newspaper could, on the...

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Costly contracts: Manchester taxpayers foot the bill

Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas asked the Board of Aldermen, “How are we going to pay for this?” Good question. Lacking an answer, the board tabled three union contracts that city taxpayers...

Back from the brink: North Korea retreats, for now

North Korean dictator Kim Jung-Un has backed off his threat to launch missiles toward the U.S. territory of Guam.

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Politics

Trump fires chief strategist Bannon

Bannon was instrumental in the ban on people from Muslim-majority countries, abandoning the Paris climate accord, tearing up international trade agreements and cracking down on illegal immigration.

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Mass. man arrested in Nashua perfume caper


September 17. 2013 12:33PM
ANDY RODRIGUEZ 

NASHUA – A Bay State man is charged with taking more than $6,000 worth of perfume in two separate thefts last year at Abercrombie and Fitch.

In the first incident, on Oct. 12, 72 bottles of the cologne "Fierce," worth $3,888 were taken. Eighteen days later, another 40 bottles of the same cologne worth $2,160, were stolen from the store.

 An investigation led police to Andy Rodriguez, 39, of 17 Thornton Avenue Apartments in Lawrence, Mass.  Lt. Denis Linehan said investigators are looking for a second person they believe helped him in the shoplifting incidents.

Rodriguez was arrested yesterday on two counts of theft, both class A felonies.

What's next: Rodriguez is being detained on $10,000 cash bail pending arraignment today in 9th Circuit Court, Nashua District Division.


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