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Troy man sentenced after pleading guilty to beating boy

A Troy man has been sentenced to 90 days in jail after pleading guilty to hitting a 4-year-old boy, leaving bruises.

Boston's Jackie Bradley Jr. celebrates with teammates Rafael Devers 11, Brock Holt 12 and Sandy Leon 3 after his grand slam in the eighth inning against the Houston Astros in game three of the 2018 ALCS playoff baseball series at Minute Maid Park on Tuesday.

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Bradley, Red Sox slam Astros for 2-1 ALCS lead

Jackie Bradley Jr. crushed a two-out grand slam in the eighth inning, as the Boston Red Sox beat the Houston Astros 8-2 on Tuesday in Game 3 of the American League Championship Series.

Darianna Greenleaf, from Manchester, talks to a recruiter during the New Hampshire Employment Security Job Resource Fair held at UNH Manchester in March.

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Unemployment rate remains 2.7 percent as labor force grows

The state’s unemployment rate stood at 2.7 percent in September, unchanged from August, while the state’s labor force continued to grow.

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Dartmouth bonfire Saving a campus tradition

Students at one of the nation's top colleges should not have to be told to keep their hands out of the fire.

Democrat poster boys: Bloomberg, Baldwin, bull

Credit Alec Baldwin and Michael Bloomberg with one thing: Their blather and bombast here over the weekend may have further energized New Hampshire voters to opt for Republicans.

A maintenance man at Greenview Terrace took this photo of a bear cub shortly before it was killed by New Hampshire Fish and Game on Oct. 9, 2018.

Wildlife is wild: Some situations are unbearable

Unless you have walked a mile in his shoes, you might not want to judge too harshly a certain Fish and Game biologist who killed two bear cubs in Manchester last week.

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Peter Ramsey of the Palace Theatre looks around at an enormous amount of work needed at the old Rex Theatre on Amherst Street in Manchester on Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2018.

Local & County Government

Manchester aldermen OK partnership to renovate Rex Theatre

City aldermen voted Tuesday night to approve a partnership between the Manchester Development Corporation and The Palace Theatre to renovate and operate the Rex Theatre as a performance venue.


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NHIAA Roundup: Dizillo, Gumans lead Trinity


February 19. 2018 10:45PM



Freshman Anthony Dizillo recorded four goals to lead the Trinity of Manchester boys’ hockey team to a 9-4 triumph over Manchester Central/West Monday night at Sullivan Arena.

The Pioneers (11-6) also received production from brothers Matt, Mike and Tim Guman.

Matt, a senior, and sophomores Mike and Tim each scored once, as did Eric Favreau and Jimmy Kosiarski. Ryan Brewitt made 20 saves for Trinity.

Sophomore Will Hebert logged two goals and his older brother Sam, a senior, added one of his own for Central/West (1-16). John McNichols also scored and Jordan Lamarre made 24 saves for Central/West.

Girls’ hockey

Bishop Guertin 9, Manchester Central 1: At JFK Coliseum in Manchester, Lindsay Hult led the Cardinals with three goals and two assists.

Emma Wallat added two goals and an assist, Grace Goyette scored twice, and Brooke Yabroudy also scored. BG improved to 11-5. Cassidy Lavigne scored Central’s goal.

Girls’ basketball

Manchester Memorial 69, Concord 34: In Concord, Melanie Presseau scored 23 points and Lyric Grumblatt added 21 to lead Manchester Memorial. The Crusaders improved to 14-3 in Division I. The Crimson Tide are 5-11.


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