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Denise Atkocaitis, left, and Thomas Atkocaitis, right, charged by New Boston Police with felony criminal restraint and child kidnapping, and a class A misdemeanor endangering the welfare of a child.

Crime

New Boston couple accused of keeping child locked in basement reported daughter missing in Sept.

NEW BOSTON - A New Boston couple who previously reported their 15-year-old daughter missing in September had been charged with felony kidnapping and child restraint.

Sports Columns

Roger Brown's State of Sports: Nothing ‘special’ about UNH lately

ADD SPECIAL TEAMS to the long list of things that haven’t been up to par for the University of New Hampshire football team this season.

The former Grenon Trading Co. warehouse at 276 Route 101 in Bedford could be demolished to allow space for two new commercial buildings.

Business

Former Grenon Trading building could be razed

The former Grenon Trading Co. warehouse building along Route 101 could possibly be razed and replaced with two new commercial buildings.

Editorials

Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig

Games at City Hall: Playing with taxpayer money

Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig and her aldermanic allies have not earned any Taxpayers' Friend merit badges of late.

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Manchester Alderman Tim Baines at his restaurant, Mint Bistro, in March 2018.

Fire union antics: Aldermen feel the pressure

Comments at last week's Manchester board meeting by Alderman Tim Baines and Alderman-at-Large Joe Kelly Levasseur, in which a new firefighter union contract was ratified, are worth a few minutes of...

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Judge Diane Nicolosi's bench at Hillsborough County Superior Court in Manchester.

Disorder in court: What was Judge Nicolosi thinking?

There is so much wrong with the case of potentially tainted Hillsborough County grand jury indictments that it is hard to know where to begin.

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JUDGE KENNETH BROWN

State Government

NH judge blocks new election law from taking effect on eve of midterms

MANCHESTER – With only days to go until the mid-term elections, a Hillsborough County Superior Court judge has blocked the state from implementing a new election law known as Senate Bill 3.


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College Roundup: St. Anselm skaters move into first


February 11. 2018 10:39PM



John Femia scored a pair of goals to help the St. Anselm men’s hockey team to a 4-2 victory over Franklin Pierce on Saturday in Winchendon, Mass., moving the Hawks into first place in the Northeast-10 Conference.

St. Anselm (12-9-1 overall, 9-4-0 in the league, is one point ahead of Assumption and St. Michael’s in the standings. The Hawks and St. Michael’s each have two games left while Assumption has completed its schedule.

Women’s basketball

UNH 51, UMBC 46: In Baltimore, senior center Carlie Pogue scored 16 points and forward Olivia Healy added 14 to lead UNH (16-10 overall, 7-6 in America East).


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