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Even with lack of totality, cosmic event stops NH in its tracks

An estimated 1,200 people flocked to the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center in Concord to view the “Great American Eclipse” with special glasses, handmade viewers and solar telescopes.

The Rochester Rattlers' Drew Simoneau, left, takes a faceoff during a game against Denver.

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Goffstown's Simoneau has breakthrough season for MLL's Rochester Rattlers

NCAA Division III athletes don't often get a crack at playing at the top level of pro competition for their sport. Lacrosse is the outlier, though, as Division III talent has mixed its way into the...

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Alpha Loft moving to new space

Alpha Loft is moving a few blocks north on Elm Street, leaving behind the prime store-front space the startup incubator has called home for the last five years.

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Big business: Small business job growth lagging

First, the good news. New Hampshire's big businesses are booming. The bad news is that the smallest businesses, with fewer than 20 employees, are not keeping pace, adding jobs at just a 4 percent...

A good start: Crony corporate councils quit

Donald Trump is draining the swamp, one crony corporate council at a time.

Welcome back, Garrison: Saluting the First Amendment

We don't run Garrison Keillor's column in the New Hampshire Sunday News just because he generates so many letters to the editor from irate readers.

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Executive Council to mull $1m in grants to fight opioid crisis

Nearly $1 million in state grants to fight opioid addiction will go before the Executive Council for approval on Wednesday, including $200,000 for Serenity Place in Manchester and $200,000 for Harbor...

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Abigail Hernandez's mother posts video on YouTube

By DAN SEUFERT
Union Leader Correspondent
January 15. 2014 2:43PM

CONWAY - The mother of missing 15-year-old Abigail Hernandez released a video today, again pleading with her daughter to come home.


"I really want to see you again," she said. "It's been the since
Oct. 9 ... the worst day of our lives."

"It's been 99 days," she said.

Hernandez was last seen walking home from Kennett High School on Oct. 9.



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