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Two seniors laugh during Saturday's graduation at the Thomas More College of Liberal Arts in Merrimack, where 16 graduates obtained degrees.

0 Tiny Thomas More College class urged to be courageous
PUBLISHED 5/18 @ 8:19 pm

0 NHIAA Tennis: Bedford is championship-focused
PUBLISHED 5/17 @ 11:59 pm

0 Teen hurt in Amherst boating crash
PUBLISHED 5/18 @ 9:48 am

0 Man faces drug charges?after hitting car outside mall
UPDATED 5/13 @ 9:36 pm

2 Amherst man arrested in hit-and-run in mall parking lot
UPDATED 5/13 @ 10:06 am

1 Wire Road bridge opens two months ahead of schedule
UPDATED 5/9 @ 10:17 pm

1 New Market Basket opens in Bedford
UPDATED 5/9 @ 11:28 am

2 Bedford High School receives EDie honor
PUBLISHED 5/6 @ 9:50 pm

0 Wojciak pitches in as Merrimack blanks Trinity
UPDATED 5/6 @ 10:16 pm

0 College Notebook: Eventful week for Northeastern's Lyons brothers from Bedford
PUBLISHED 5/4 @ 10:47 pm

0 Defense rules in UNH Blue-White spring game
PUBLISHED 5/4 @ 10:12 pm

0 Bedford Market Basket's grand opening is next week
PUBLISHED 5/1 @ 8:09 pm

0 'Faith in the Scientific Age' at Bedford church
PUBLISHED 5/1 @ 6:54 pm

9 Lawyers gagged on Merrimack mother's plea deal in baby's death
PUBLISHED 4/29 @ 11:14 pm

Bedford friends who run every year. (l-r) Kathy Gibbons, Claudette Fessenden, Barbara Obevny, Amy Dalrymple, Amy Clark, Diane Rondeau, Paul Rondeau

A great day for a road race

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It was a perfect New Hampshire May morning for the running of the 39th Bedford Rotary Memorial Road Races Saturday.

Bedford High School graduate Mackenzie Robert organized a benefit concert in Nashville for One Fund Boston.

Bedford native keeps Boston close to her heart

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Bedford High School graduate Mackenzie "Teddy" Robert was a long way from home when the bombs at the Boston Marathon ripped through the heart of the city she loves.

She may be hundreds of miles from New Hampshire, but Mackenzie “Teddy” Robert’s heart is never far from home.
The 21-year-old Bedford High School graduate is currently a college student in Nashville, but when she heard about the bombings at the Boston Marathon on April 15, the aspiring singer gathered some of her friends in the music business and held a benefit concert that raised $2,200 for The One Fund Boston.

BHS alum hosts Nashville benefit for Boston

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She may be hundreds of miles from New Hampshire, but Mackenzie “Teddy” Robert’s heart is never far from home.

BCTV Station Manager Bill Jennings shows off the cable access channel�s facility to visitors on a recent tour.

BCTV has expanded from humble beginnings, now state of the art

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BCTV is at the cutting edge of cable access, and the only thing missing is you. Public tours were recently available to show residents what�s available at the station, how they can catch up with...

Bedford ambulance rates set to increase for some

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The town council recently increased the town’s ambulance fees to 50 percent above Medicare approved rates, a move that will have no effect on Medicare and Medicaid patients but which will...

The seniors on the Bedford High School equestrian team have been on the team all four years.

Bedford High equestrians in the saddle this weekend

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Members of the Bedford High School equestrian team have more to think about than just themselves when they head to Fremont this weekend to compete in the New Hampshire High School Equestrian Teams...

Docudrama in Bedford shows perils of police work

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The New Hampshire premiere of “Heroes Behind the Badge” will be shown Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Bedford High School auditorium, Bedford police officer Christopher Storti said.

Sam Daly, right, performs with his brother Scott, in the variety show he put on May 4 as his senior project at Bedford High School, which benefitted the Dana Farber Cancer Institute.

Bedford High senior puts on variety show for senior project

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Behind every great performance, there are a lot of hard-working people.

Bedford dropout rate one of lowest in state

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In offering explanations for the low dropout rates at their high schools, education professionals in the communities covered by Neighborhood News point to a common denominator: alternative programs...

U.S. News and World Report ranks Goffstown High School No. 4

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When U.S. News & World Report ranked Goffstown High School as the fourth best high school in New Hampshire, Principal Frank McBride took it as validation of everything that�s been going on there over...

Stephen Priest, in front, and son Tim paddle on the Allagash Wilderness Waterway in Maine. Priest details his outdoor adventures in his new book, �Outdoor Play: Fun 4 4 Seasons,� shown at right.

Bedford man writes book on enjoying the outdoors � in any weather

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Local outdoor enthusiast Stephen Priest of Bedford has taken his own passion for the outdoors and turned it into his fourth book, �Outdoor Play: Fun 4 4 Seasons,� which offers plenty of tips for...

Drivers are slowly acclimating themselves to two new roundabouts in Bedford.

Bedford drivers adjusting to new traffic roundabouts

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It's taking some time for local drivers to figure out the rules of the road when it comes to a pair of newly constructed roundabouts in town..Right of way confusion: The roundabouts are located on...

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