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CONWAY - Court complaints say the pastor of a local church, along with three church elders, "knowingly have reason to suspect" a child was raped.
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ALLENSTOWN - The newly built, three-bedroom residence at right, intended for a family left homeless by floods, is on the market, but no victim of the recent deluges can be found to buy it.
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MANCHESTER - To her friends and relatives, Maryellen Toomey was a girl in need of a happy birthday. The staff at Homewood Suites near Manchester-Boston Regional Airport delivered.
Yesterday, New Hampshire pro-life supporters faithfully observed yet another sad anniversary of the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision that made abortion on demand the law of the land.
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MANCHESTER - Catholic Medical Center and Dartmouth-Hitchcock took a key step yesterday in their affiliation process and formally filed paperwork with the New Hampshire Attorney General's Office to get the deal approved.
CANDIA - Parishioners of St. Paul's Church learned yesterday that a recommendation has been sent to Bishop John McCormack's office calling for the closure of their parish.
LONDON - Bishop Gene Robinson, who is gay, draws sympathy from some church members.
GOFFSTOWN - Parents hope their efforts will set an example for other Catholic schools facing closure.
MANCHESTER - Group asks city to shut down Lagrange Avenue, a dead-end roadway that abuts the construction site plagued by vandals.
Tiny New Hampshire has sent the nation's largest delegation of Roman Catholics -- more than 200 pilgrims -- to this weekend's 49th International Eucharistic Congress in Quebec City.
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