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‘Bow Wow Bedford’ to offer micro-chipping, rabies shots
READER COMMENTS: 0T-Bones Great American Eatery, the town of Bedford and the Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire are once again hosting “Bow Wow Bedford.”
New Bedford town manager takes the helm
READER COMMENTS: 0Stephen J. Daly set the tone on his first day as town manager by saying the Bedford’s future is in everyone’s hands.
Coffee Chats may be a perk for Bedford residents
READER COMMENTS: 0The Police Department will be opening its door for morning coffee chats for senior citizens and the community.
Hess Corp. delays variance hearing on gas station-convenience store plan in Bedford
READER COMMENTS: 0The Hess Corp. has postponed a variance hearing with the Zoning Board of Adjustment scheduled for today. As Hess was the only application before the board, the meeting has been canceled.
Bedford adopts master plan for bicycle-pedestrian paths
READER COMMENTS: 0With an increase in traffic, commercial and residential developments, the community wants access to more pedestrian- and bicycle-friendly roads and paths connecting different sections of town.
Bedford's manager to promote economic growth
READER COMMENTS: 0Stephen J. Daly, Bedford's new town manager, says he's looking forward to meeting residents and business owners — and bringing his diverse knowledge and experience to promote economic growth.
News
Police union contract a top concern for Bedford voters
UPDATED: Mass. man charged after hitting barrier at Bedford toll plaza
Mark Hayward's City Matters: Coco leaves a void in the undercover force
Bedford voters to decide on $64.1 million school spending plan
UPDATED: Sentencing hearing for former Manchester detective delayed
Minor injuries in Route 101 crash Sunday
Free State Project members seeking Bedford votes
Minor injuries in head-on truck, car crash on Route 101 in Bedford
Bedford crash closes part of Route 101
Bedford residents won’t get to vote on Citizens United petition
Sports
NHIAA Girls’ Div. I final four offers intriguing matchups
NHIAA Hockey: Bedford rolls past Lebanon, into D-II semis
NHIAA Boys' Basketball: Giampetruzzi leads Trinity into D-I semis
Bedford’s Wheeler two-time champ at NHIAA state skiing Meet of Champions
Bedford boys' surge does in Pinkerton
Playing the Red Sox a big deal for Northeastern player from Bedford
The Goffstown News » more
New SAU 19 superintendent settling in to new post
READER COMMENTS: 0A few hours after the official notice was released that Brian Balke was named the new SAU 19 superintendent, he had to address an emergency at Mountain View Middle School.
Funding sought for new DPW facility in Weare
READER COMMENTS: 0WEARE – Voters heading to the polls on March 11 will decide on 30 articles and elect eight people to office. Articles 2 through 6 on the ballot address zoning amendments recommended by the...
Superintendent named for SAU 19
READER COMMENTS: 0Brian Balke has been named the new superintendent of schools for SAU 19, serving the communities of Dunbarton, Goffstown and New Boston.
Seven Goffstown High students to spend vacation building homes for the poor
READER COMMENTS: 0Seven young women will soon take hammers and other tools in hand as part of the Habitat for Humanity Collegiate Challenge.
News
Goffstown voters have lots to consider with schools
Fire station improvements among top Goffstown issues
Dunbarton's $5.7 million school budget passes
Hopkinton makes quick work of giving annual raises
Police: Convicted Antrim sex offender mentored child he molested
Dunbarton voters to decide on $2.17M budget
Sports
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Hooksett teen faces charge of throwing egg at police car
READER COMMENTS: 1A Hooksett teen has been charged with reckless conduct after allegedly egging a police car early Friday morning.
Hooksett school bus to Pinkerton: Prepare for 6 a.m. pickup
READER COMMENTS: 2Cawley Middle School eighth-graders, take notice: If Pinkerton Academy is in your future, you’ll be setting your alarm clocks earlier in September.
Candidate surveys for Hooksett School Board
READER COMMENTS: 0Candidates for Hooksett School Board answered surveys to express their views.
News
Proposed school budget creates stir in Allenstown
Decision day in Hooksett on move to Pinkerton Academy
Pembroke Academy wants to help at-risk students
Police make arrest in Pembroke embezzlement case
Pembroke School District voters pass $24.6m budget
Sports
Pembroke Academy boys win in OT
NHIAA Boys' Basketball: Portsmouth ends Pembroke win streak at 37
Souhegan girls run past Pembroke
Pembroke pulls away from Goffstown
Roger Brown's High School Basketball: Londonderry's depth charges
The Salem Observer » more
Senior housing project's wetlands request is tabled
READER COMMENTS: 0The Conservation Commission has tabled action on several wetlands issues at a proposed 46-unit senior housing project off Pond Street until its April issue.
Salem ready to do battle with emerald ash borer
READER COMMENTS: 0The emerald ash borer is an Asian beetle that can wreak havoc on the ash tree population.
Salem supports advanced surveillance at state's Park & Ride facilities
READER COMMENTS: 0The town will be supporting a proposed house bill that would allow for more advanced video surveillance at the state’s Park & Ride facilities.
Displaced third-graders warmly welcomed by Windham high-schoolers
READER COMMENTS: 0The high school experience came somewhat early for four classrooms of third-graders, who arrived in their new digs at Windham High School early Monday morning.
Salem senior housing development taking shape
READER COMMENTS: 0Construction on the Braemoor Commons senior housing development is underway and is getting high marks from some Planning Board members.
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Hickey in running to be town manager in Dracut Town Manager Keith Hickey is one of three finalists for the town manager position in Dracut, Mass. ... more
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Soule kindergartners to move into new space 0
Brewing supply company moving to North Broadway in Salem0
Windham to begin seeking bids for master plan project 0
Salem Planning Board to discuss storage facility proposal 0
Windham school's repair options limited News
Two Windham friends learn the power of staying positive when tragedy strikes, start business
Several union deals on Windham ballots
Pelham police arrest Mass. man near scene of thefts from cars
Incumbent selectmen challenged in Pelham
Pelham voters to decide on $22.6 million school project
Windham ready to open a 'Little Shop of Horrors'
Salem to decide fate of $75m school proposal
Derry woman dies in Windham crash
Pelham man confesses to machete attack on sister
Salem man faces new sexual assault charges involving two more young girls
Salem detectives arrest 3; stop drug deal about to go bad
Planning Board signs off on plan for furniture store
Sports
Ian Clark's On Hockey: Salem edges Pinkerton to remain in first place
NHIAA Roundup: Pelham boys rally to beat Windham
NHIAA Roundup: Bickford’s 27 points lift Salem girls
Wrestling: Londonderry tops in invitational
NHIAA Hockey: Memorial, Salem will take tie
High School Roundup: Londonderry skaters stay hot
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