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Fourth-graders ‘experience’ Ellis Island
READER COMMENTS: 0Dressed in circa 1913 costumes representing either their own families’ ancestry or a country they adopted, fourth-grade students celebrated the school’s 14th annual Ellis Island Day.
Bedford homeowners make use of renewable energy
READER COMMENTS: 0The head of the county's renewable energy initiative calls energy credits the 'best kept secret in the state.'
Credit union brings 'dialogue banking' to branches
READER COMMENTS: 2At Bellwether Credit Union branches in Bedford and Nashua, there is no rope line, no counters, no cash drawers, no protective barriers.
The race is on as CASA volunteer hopes to win $100,000 to support NH child advocates
READER COMMENTS: 0Lisa Hall is hoping to win $100,000 - not for herself, but to help give many New Hampshire children a voice. To win, Hall needs your vote. Soon.
Peaceworks Animal Sanctuary owners seek Bedford's OK
READER COMMENTS: 0Lefty is a one-eyed, 14-year-old horse who needed a home. Mr. Maxx had been tied up for seven years and now has no canine teeth after trying to chew through his chains. When Mr. Maxx arrived at the...
Wreath Stroll benefits Stockings for Seniors
READER COMMENTS: 0Over the past two years, the Stockings for Seniors program has brought holiday cheer to more than 300 local seniors by providing gifts of every-day necessities, blankets, sweaters, gift cards and...
News
Mike Cote's Business Editor's Notebook: Season sparkles for new mom, new retailer
Bedford Women's Club to recognize Air Force veteran Dieter
Police say Bedford man robbed taxi driver
Bedford town council honors World War II veterans
UPDATED: Bedford man charged with theft of lobster traps
Rescue training puts firefighters in the sky
Bedford town manager resigns after 14 months on job
Bedford church gets another co-pastor
Judge throws out plea deal for former Manchester police sergeant
4 Manchester police officers sworn in
Sports
Ian Clark's Corner Kicks: Was it a 'Miracle' win?
Roger Brown's First and 10: Concord is No. 1 — and hungry
The Goffstown News » more
Volunteers needed for SAU19 superintendent search in Goffstown, New Boston
READER COMMENTS: 0The SAU 19 Superintendent Search Committee needs volunteers from New Boston and Goffstown.
Goffstown holds Friday Night Under the Lights
READER COMMENTS: 0The lights along Main Street glistened in the icy rain as about 75 people gathered for the annual Friday Night Under the Lights. But, have no fear if you missed some of the holiday fanfare because...
Goffstown school board presents slightly increased budget to budget committee
READER COMMENTS: 1The School Board presented its $36.5 million budget for the 2014-15 school year to the Budget Committee, including adding teachers, library staff and late buses to cover the after-school program.
Grasmere Town Hall still going strong in Goffstown
READER COMMENTS: 0Grasmere Town Hall on Center Street has a long history as a meeting place, a school, a grange and a courthouse. The Grasmere section of town was once the center of Goffstown until the railroad rolled...
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State to map properties in Weare to assist in emergency response
News
Fire scene closes Goffstown's Paige Hill Road
Goffstown man held in Triangle Credit Union robbery, burglaries
Police recover stolen SUV investigating burglary
Manchester muffler shop burglarized
Bow man sworned in as New Hampshire's Army civilian aide
Accused Goffstown embezzler freed on reduced bail
Sports
Div. III: Robbins, Ehrenberg lead Bow to championship
Div. III: Bow back rises to occasion
St. Anselm, Penmen resume hoops battles
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Hooksett, Derry's Pinkerton Academy aiming for 10-year deal
READER COMMENTS: 0After months of negotiations, Pinkerton Academy’s board of trustees and the Hooksett School Board could vote on a 10-year high school sending contract during a public joint meeting tonight at...
Hooksett considers deal to allow some students to attend Bow, Londonderry schools
READER COMMENTS: 0The Hooksett School Board is expected to vote on newly revised versions of agreements with the Bow and Londonderry School Districts that would allow up to a certain number of Hooksett high school...
Hooksett board says school agreement with Pembroke delayed
READER COMMENTS: 0While the Hooksett School Board announced that they hope to have Memorandums of Understanding from Bow and Londonderry prepared for a vote for the Board’s next meeting on Dec. 3, it was also...
News
Three to be arraigned after three-hour search in Northwood
'Fugitive of the week' arrested in Hooksett
Manchester man charged in forklift theft
Manchester man charged in theft of forklift, roofing materials
Task force arrests man in Nottingham for Candia burglary
Hooksett officer struck by motorist
Sports
SNHU men’s soccer team seeks to advance
NHIAA D-II Girls' Soccer Championship: Sabers back on top
NHIAA D-II Boys' Soccer semis: Hollis/Brookline, Windham triumph
High School Roundup: Pembroke, Windham boys advance
NHIAA Roundup: Heath’s goals lift Pembroke boys to win
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Salem selectmen make change to speed up process for builders
READER COMMENTS: 0Allowing approved third-party firms to review proposed building plans could be a boon to developers as well as the town’s building inspection department.
Windham Holiday Shopping Extravaganza a boon for local businesses, charities
READER COMMENTS: 0The front foyer at Windham High School was the place to be Saturday for local shoppers eager to check off items on their holiday shopping lists while helping neighbors in need.
Tree lighting event draws hundreds in Windham
READER COMMENTS: 0Hundreds of locals bundled up against the cold to ring in the season during Saturday afternoon's annual Windham tree lighting event.
Soil, ledge cause problems for Fisk School renovation in Salem
READER COMMENTS: 0Some tough underground conditions have slowed down the renovation project at the Fisk Elementary School, but Superintendent Michael Delahanty said it’s too early to tell whether the problems...
Copper stolen from old Salem school
READER COMMENTS: 0The town has completed the sale of the former Mary Foss School on Lawrence Road to developer EWRM LLC, but during the closing, town officials and the new owners noticed something missing from the...
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Windham getting in the spirit with tree-lighting festivities Windham residents will ring in the season this Saturday at the town's annual tree lighting ceremony. ... more
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Salem settles on figure for proposed high school project 0
Salem High School science teacher aims high with study of ozone layer 0
Salem Planning Board cautious on plaza waiver 0
Conservation easement will protect seven acres of Salem land 0
Superintendent works on setting personal goals
News
Londonderry makeup artist turns heads
Police looking for information about blood on Pelham road
Windham teachers' contract in mediation
Police: Salem man used car keys to stab officer in hand
NH GOP star shines for national media after her candidacy greeted with 'sexist smear'
Authorities in Salem hope pictures will solve 44-year-old murder mystery
Ashley Furniture owner looks to expand in Salem
Windham man agrees to plead guilty to sex assault of 15-year-old girl at bakery
Ararat Armenian Congregational Church in Salem celebrates 100 years, welcomes pastor
Plea deal ends Windham man's road rage case that was derailed by 'Laurie List' issue
State Rep. Marilinda Garcia wants to bring youthful perspective to Congress, GOP
Sports
Martinez, Rodriguez lift Salem past Lawrence
Army captain stops LaMotte in mixed martial arts bout
Windham defends its Div. II boys' soccer crown
NHIAA D-I Volleyball Championship: Dover finishes perfectly
NHIAA D-II Volleyball Championship: Coe-Brown tops Windham
Salem, Dover power into state volleyball final
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Register in January for Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Winter Workshop
READER COMMENTS: 0CONCORD, N.H. -- Registration opens January 6 for the 2014 Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) Winter Workshop, a one-day program where women can learn outdoor skills to enjoy during the winter months.
Fundraising Underway to Support Tern Research at Isles of Shoals
READER COMMENTS: 0CONCORD, N.H. -- The Isles of Shoals is home to the largest colony of breeding terns in the Gulf of Maine. Common terns (state threatened), roseate terns (state and federally endangered) and Arctic...
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The Keiser Concert Series of St. Paul's School presents the Choir of Clare College, Cambridge, UK
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Manchester Water Works and the Town of Auburn Reach Tentative Agreement for PILOT (Payments in Lieu Of Taxes) Plan
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Deer Harvest Up; Bear Season Average
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Setting the Record Straight – The Future of Moose in NH Is Uncertain