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Bedford police will collect old, unused and unwanted drugs
READER COMMENTS: 0Police to host Drug Take Back Day on April 26 to get potentially dangerous prescription drugs off the street.
Bedford zoning board says no to Hess
READER COMMENTS: 0Hess Corp. will have to find another location to build a gas station and convenience store in town, or take its chances through an appeal if it wants to pursue the project.
Hess seeks OK for store, gas station in Bedford
READER COMMENTS: 0Hess Corp. representatives will go before the Zoning Board of Adjustment tonight (April 15) for approval of three variances to build a 1,660-square-foot convenience store and 12 self-service gas...
Route 101 improvements are on track in Bedford
READER COMMENTS: 0BEDFORD — It's been a long and winding road for the state's Department of Transportation's 10-year improvement plan but there is light at the end of the tunnel.
Next stop on Jette's itinerary: Bedford assistant superintendent
READER COMMENTS: 0Michael Jette will move from Merrimack Valley High School principal to assistant superintendent on July 1.
Senate to tackle proposed Route 101 improvements
READER COMMENTS: 0A vote in the state Senate is expected next month on a 10-year state transportation program which would provide funding for expansion of a two-mile stretch of Route 101.
News
First responders take part in water rescue exercises
Bedford school survey asks direct questions
Survey authors defend questioning Bedford middle school students about their sex lives
Bedford middle school survey upsets parents who claim inappropriate questions
Animal Rescue League of NH sets date for Evening of Compassion fundraiser
Bedford student wins state geography bee
Downtown Manchester restaurants add owners
UPDATED: Ex-Manchester officer Coco sentenced to year in jail
Sports
Bedford boys' lacrosse streak reaches 41 wins
Andy Schacht's Andy on the Run: Ranking NH's most prestigious events
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Goffstown pinpoints infrastructure projects
READER COMMENTS: 0Selectmen are supporting the Economic Development Council in its pursuit to secure future federal funding for three infrastructure projects in town, and to the county’s redevelopment of the...
Going on pothole patrol in Goffstown
READER COMMENTS: 0Winter's weather brings spring's bad roads. So for the next few weeks, Goffstown will be conducting its seasonal spring repair of potholes.
Big deal in Goffstown over 'Stuart Little'
READER COMMENTS: 0On Monday, Bartlett Elementary School students and staff kicked off Bartlett Reads, a school-wide family read aloud program featuring “Stuart Little,” by E.B. White.
Goffstown committee to examine transportation needs of area
READER COMMENTS: 0While a committee in Goffstown has been charged with looking at the need for public transportation, the Blue Bus in Milford is merrily rolling along, providing affordable, accessible rides for those...
News
2 officers, Weare face civil suit over 2012 burglary arrest
A warm, official welcome for New Hampshire's 237th
Pursuit ends with gun possession arrest
Hopkinton schedules pair of Hepatitis A clinics
State police clock motorcyclist at 145 mph on Route 101 in Candia
UPDATE: Extreme skier OK after fall on Mount Adams
Sports
Windham rallies to baseball opener win
Allen Lessels' UNH Notebook: Already, Wildcats' offensive skills are evident
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Hooksett plans transfer station open house, cleanup for Earth Day
READER COMMENTS: 0Officials from several town departments and commissions are combining efforts to clean up the town next Saturday.
Hooksett board wants to hear from residents on failed Pinkerton deal
READER COMMENTS: 0The School Board will host a public forum at Cawley Middle School at 7 p.m. Monday. Superintendent Charles Littlefield said all citizens, parents or not, are encouraged to attend.
Pinkerton opens door on extension to Hooksett pact
READER COMMENTS: 0At the school board's request, Hooksett Superintendent Charles Littlefield recently reached out to Pinkerton Academy to gauge the interest of high school officials in extending the current one-year...
News
Auburn town administrator under fire
Anonymous email was 'malicious,' says Auburn police commissioner
Derry woman accused of burglaries
Teen ejected in Candia rollover
Associated Grocers’s Pembroke plant expands
Power restored to Hooksett and Candia
Sports
Div. I basketball won’t welcome Pembroke boys
Div. II Boys' Basketball Championship: It's back-to-back for Pembroke
Div. II Boys' Hoop semis: Pembroke rolls into final
Pembroke Academy boys win in OT
NHIAA Boys' Basketball: Portsmouth ends Pembroke win streak at 37
Souhegan girls run past Pembroke
The Salem Observer » more
Salem group continues push to raise money for bicycle path
READER COMMENTS: 0Selectmen have granted an extension to the Friends of the Salem Bike-Pedestrian Corridor to raise matching funds for the planned bike and pedestrian path that would stretch from the Windham line to...
Salem students transform into historical characters
READER COMMENTS: 0By staying almost perfectly still, second grade students at the Fisk Elementary School helped bring some major historical figures to life on Friday
Renovation work continues at Salem elementary schools
READER COMMENTS: 0Some students at the Soule Elementary School are on the move this week as the renovation project at the school continues.
Windham plans workshops, survey for master plan input
READER COMMENTS: 0Surveys and series of public workshops will likely be used to engage Windham citizens in the process of drafting the 2015 Master Plan.
Salem wants to keep school bus options open
READER COMMENTS: 0The school district will look to negotiate a new two year contract with First Student, its current bus transportation company.
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JROTC program will continue in Salem Last week, it looked like the high school's Air Force JROTC program was going to be deactivated by the Air Force because of low enrollment. ... more
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Bay State man sentenced for armed home invasion, kidnapping 0
Salem selectmen try to navigate rules on performance reviews 0
DOT program will replace faded signs on Windham back roads 1
JROTC program will continue at Salem High School 0
Salem selectmen sign off on new truck for Public Works News
Judge rejects new rape trial for ex-Salem planning board member
Burglars take $210K in cash from safe in Salem home
Record Store Day becomes a boon for independents
Salem church's Guatemala mission brings blessings
Salem man seeks sentence reduction in infant abuse case
I-93 expansion moves forward in Windham as funding concerns are rising
Ex-Salem cop indicted for assault of pursuit suspect
Salem couple's effort to honor Doolittle Tokyo Raiders is gaining momentum
Salem JROTC program survives possible deactivation
Mass. woman receives suspended sentence for organized Salem mall shoplifting ring
Manchester couple, homicide victims, memorialized at stamp club event
Sports
Rising star in auto racing helps kick off season in Loudon
NHIAA Girls' Lacrosse: Pinkerton girls rout Salem
Top boxing talent set for Rockingham Park
U.S./Cuba boxing event set for Saturday at Rockingham Park
Pelham freestyle skier reaches new heights
Manchester MMA fighter engineering a comeback in the ring
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