Fergus Cullen: A lonely Lynch lectures the Legislature in his last big speech
After seven years in office, the man who took the podium in Representatives Hall this week to give his fourth and final State of the State address sounded frustrated and disappointed.
Date: Feb 04, 2012 | Category: Local Voices
Win tickets for Van Halen with Kool & the Gang at the Verizon Wireless Arena!
Enter to win a pair of tickets to see Van Halen with Kool & the Gang at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester on March 13, 2012.
Date: Feb 04, 2012 | Category: Contests
Hooksett board accepts police chief's sudden resignation
HOOKSETT — The town’s police chief resigned Thursday after years of controversy. The resignation of Stephen Agrafiotis comes at the end of a lengthy paid administrative leave and after an audit that revealed significant turmoil within...
Date: Feb 04, 2012 | Category: Public Safety
Only In Print: Fishing hole’s name may change
MONT VERNON — Alongside the various budget expenditures, voters here will weigh a unique warrant article when town meeting convenes next month: whether to rename “Jew Pond,” a tiny fishing hole just beyond the town center.
Date: Feb 04, 2012 | Category: Only in Print
Only In Print: Memorial wrestler returns from surgery, shows he’s no average Joe
Memorial senior Joe Fitzwater wrestled without a ligament in his elbow and worked hard to return from Tommy John surgery.
Date: Feb 04, 2012 | Category: Only in Print
Only In Print: Bedford tolls may move
A hearing was held Thursday at the State House in Concord on a proposal, known as HB 1369, that would relocate the Bedford toll booth 5 miles south into Merrimack, doing away with two 50-cent off ramps that have rankled residents there for years.
Date: Feb 04, 2012 | Category: Only in Print
Realtor Q and A: What types of deeds are there?
What are the different types of deeds that are used in New Hampshire and how they are used?
Date: Feb 04, 2012 | Category: Real Estate
Gronk up and around
INDIANAPOLIS — In football as in life, you first must walk before you can run. And the fact that Rob Gronkowski did so on Friday — walking without his walking boot — could indicate that he’s making strides toward being on the...
Date: Feb 04, 2012 | Category: Sports
Only In Print: Candia official steps down from committee
CANDIA — Frustrated with the actions of Ingrid Byrd — the Candia School Board’s representative to the budget committee — other school board members requested at a Thursday night meeting that she resign from the school board.
Date: Feb 04, 2012 | Category: Only in Print
Only In Print: Boston sports' winner generation
Young people who follow the New England Patriots and other Boston pro teams know little about the region's perennial loser past.
Date: Feb 04, 2012 | Category: Only in Print
For the Super Bowl: Share the love of the game
Prepare for the Super Bowl by sharing the love of the sport.
Date: Feb 04, 2012 | Category: Editorials
Only In Print: Goffstown school officials promote renovations plan
GOFFSTOWN — Although the town’s budget committee isn’t recommending voter passage of nearly $16 million for renovations to two elementary schools, school officials have taken the plans to the public.
Date: Feb 04, 2012 | Category: Only in Print
‘Jack the Snipper’ suspect gets OK from board to be paroled
The man believed to be Jack the Snipper — the burglar who broke into the rooms of University of New Hampshire women and cut off their nighties as they slept — will likely be freed from prison in April.
Date: Feb 04, 2012 | Category: Crime
Man gets 12 months for police foot chase
BRENTWOOD — A Massachusetts man was sentenced to 12 months in jail Friday for tossing a loaded handgun into the woods while leading Salem police officers on a foot chase.
Date: Feb 04, 2012 | Category: Crime
Granite Staters enjoying Super hospitality
INDIANAPOLIS — It didn’t take long upon arrival — just up an escalator, down a hall, then through a doorway at the JW Marriott Hotel — to find a New Hampshire presence at Super Bowl XLVI.
Date: Feb 04, 2012 | Category: News
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