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Somersworth man: 'DACA saved me, but my parents are facing deportation'

"I thought when we came here, it would be smooth sailing. We'd apply for asylum and we would be good," said Timothy Sombah. "But it wasn't the case."

NASCAR Cup Series driver Kyle Busch won the pole position Friday, meaning he'll start in the first position in today's ISM Connect 300 at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon.

Motor Sports

NASCAR fans saddened to see final fall race, but hopeful for new events

Speedway Motorsports, the company that owns the New Hampshire Motor Speedway, announced a year ago that it was moving the fall Cup Series race to its Las Vegas track starting next year.

Workers sort freshly milled boards coming off a conveyor at Northland Forrest Products in Kingston on Friday. Northland exported hardwood lumber to 19 countries last year, accounting for about half its total sales.

Business

At $2.85b through July, state's exports on record pace

Exports from New Hampshire were up nearly 22 percent for the first seven months of this year, and are on pace to break a yearly record.

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Goodbye, Kathy: A behind-the-scenes juggernaut

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

Flag fiasco: Get the real story

An old adage holds, "A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on."

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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Catholic Charities raises almost $100k with Mardi Gras events


February 12. 2014 9:53PM

MANCHESTER — New Hampshire Catholic Charities raised nearly $100,000 at its 9th annual Mardi Gras Gala in Concord on Feb. 1, according to Rosemary Hendrickx, the agency’s director of development operations.

 

 

Proceeds from the annual New Orleans-inspired gala help families and individuals become self sufficient.

New Hampshire Catholic Charities is one of the largest private, non-profit, social services organizations in the state. It serves the poor and vulnerable regardless of faith.


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