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Getting revved up over student car raffle

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One of 12 hard-working city high school students will drive away next week with a brand new Honda Civic as a part of a joint private-public venture to promote educational excellence.

Activist resident launches alternative UNH logo search

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A Granite State resident has launched an effort to create a new logo for the University of New Hampshire through social media.

Class Marshal Deana Nicoletti leads in graduates of Manchester Community College, held at St. Anselm College’s Sullivan Arena Wednesday.

Manchester Community College graduates told ‘speak your minds’

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Perseverance was the theme at Manchester Community College’s 67th graduation Wednesday at St. Anselm College’s Sullivan Arena, as 204 students from diverse backgrounds and areas of study...

Soldiers' names to be added to UNH war memorial

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The names of three soldiers who lost their lives while serving their country will be added to the War Memorial in the Memorial Union Building at the University of New Hampshire at 10 a.m. Thursday,...

Franklin school board says sanction worries led to coach's firing

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The school board says ousted former Franklin High School football coach Greg Husband was not rehired because the board was worried about sanctions to its athletic programs because of alleged...

Milford High School students beat out 27 other high schools in the annual Seatbelt Challenge in Concord last week. Coach Gretchen Klene, center, is pictured with, from left, Angelena Leal, Meghan Tyrell, Miranda Couture and Adelle Pitsas.

Milford team wins seatbelt challenge

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An all-girl team from Milford High School has claimed the 2013 state championship in the Buckle Up New Hampshire Coalition’s annual “Seat Belt Challenge.”

Officials say Goffstown High ‘safe’ after threat of violence

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Security at Goffstown High School was beefed up this week after violent threats were made against the school via social media.

Colby-Sawyer lays off 16 staff workers to balance budget

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Colby-Sawyer College has laid off 16 staff members, saying it had to do so to meet its budget requirements.

White Mountains school board expands preschool

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The White Mountains Regional School District board has agreed to a programming change that could better prepare more young children for kindergarten and beyond.

Loeb School offers workshop on producing newsletters

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The Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications is offering a workshop on creating effective newsletters.

Threats at Goffstown High ‘not credible’

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GOFFSTOWN - Threats made against Goffstown High School have been deemed "not credible" after an investigation by the Goffstown Police Department, according to a letter that is going home today to...

Pushback against logo plan for UNH heats up

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Discontent over an anticipated new logo for the University of New Hampshire has hit social media, with a Facebook page now dedicated to the preservation of the Thompson Hall logo as the university's...

Farmington Police Chief Kevin Willey learned more about the seven habits for happy kids from these third grade students who were playing a game which incorporated the concepts Monday as part of the Leader in Me program at Valley View Community School in Farmington.

Elementary students in Farmington offered seven habits of healthy kids

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Efforts at Valley View Community School help inspire community, now and in the future.

In a captured image of video provided by a Friends of Franklin Football member from the championship game last fall between Franklin and Mascoma, a Franklin player allegedly taunts a Macoma coach at the end of the teams postgame congratulation line.

Board benches Franklin football coach; supporters angry

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The mayor, members of Friends of Franklin Football, and present and past players are upset that the school board has not rehired head football coach Greg Husband after his players allegedly taunted a...

Nashua elementary teacher honored for real-world lessons

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The Nashua Lion’s Club honored Dr. Crisp Elementary fourth grade teacher Lisa Anderson as the organization’s annual teacher of the year event at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Monday night.

 NH Angle
Links to news and happenings around the world with a Granite State connection updated daily.

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0 Fosters: UNH logo - Why all the anger?

0 Member of Dartmouth protest group charged with Class-A felony for theft of watch from sleeping alumnus

0 NH receives second least federal funding for education after New Jersey

0 Forbes: Ivy League town gets first celebrity chef restaurant, luxe lodging

0 Monadnock Regional School District may cut more than 30 jobs

0 ‘Assassin’ game being banned in high schools across the country in wake of Sandy Hook

0 Gizmodo: Former Subway worker made breakthrough discovery in math

0 Wired: Unknown mathematician makes historic breakthrough in prime theory

0 ConVal Schools: Seeds of change found in the lunch line

0 Math Skills = Film Project = $4,000 Prize

0 Dartmouth researcher discovers ancient life beneath Antarctic ice

0 Jeff McLynch: Tax exemption for tips eats away at fiscal stability

0 Former Daniel Webster College student killed in Afghanistan

0 Dartmouth students protest concert over misogynistic, violent lyrics

0 Successful Technology executive named president of FIRST

0 Danielle Curtis: In education, money counts: NH’s top schools often have the lowest amounts of poverty

0 Pop Tart stunt at UNH hypes glory of peanut butter

0 'Magic Segway' video wins top prize in NH tourism contest for kids

0 What does Bowdoin teach? How a contemporary liberal arts college shapes students

0 Scientific American: UNH scientist proves infinitely many prime numbers come in pairs

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