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Sen. Sylvia Larsen: Expanding Medicaid is all benefit, no cost for New Hampshire
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Rochester woman arrested for alleged underage party
READER COMMENTS: 0A local woman was arrested Tuesday for allegedly hosting an underage party at her home in May.
Inspection proposal divides Nashua taxicab owners
READER COMMENTS: 0Taxicab owners spoke openly this week with city officials, some of them in favor and some in opposition of a new regulation that would prohibit cab companies from conducting their own vehicle...
Pelham police hosting rape defense workshop
READER COMMENTS: 0The Pelham Police Department is hosting a free Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D) class for women.
UPDATE: Salem student receives minor injuries in bus crash
READER COMMENTS: 0SALEM- A Fisk Elementary School student was transported to the hospital with minor injuries after a truck rear-ended the school bus she was riding early Wednesday afternoon.
UPDATE: Police say man found dead outside Wall Street Towers jumped
READER COMMENTS: 5MANCHESTER – A man whose body was found on the ground Tuesday morning outside Wall Street Towers apparently committed suicide.
Horsing around: Manchester students name police horse
READER COMMENTS: 1Nerves might have gotten the best of The General, the police horse formerly known as Clyde, or maybe it was just nature taking its course, but when a class of fourth graders came out for his debut at...
Drones and privacy: Debate just taking off
READER COMMENTS: 6For most of the public, the word “drone” calls up the sleek, automated killing machines that the Obama administration routinely deploys against suspected terrorists and that Kentucky...
Surveillance led NSA to 50 terror 'events'
READER COMMENTS: 2NSA chief: Surveillance stopped 50 terrorist 'events'
UPDATE: Elderly man burned in North Hampton camper fire has died
READER COMMENTS: 3NORTH HAMPTON – A 79-year-old man who was severely burned in a camper fire at the Shel-Al campground Monday morning has died, a hospital spokesman confirmed.
Hooksett students taken to nearby school after gas leak
READER COMMENTS: 0HOOKSETT - Students at the town's Fred C. Underhill School were bused to another nearby school Tuesday morning as a precaution after a minor gas leak was discovered outside the building.
UPDATE: Windham's Common Man to open for dinner rush despite fire
READER COMMENTS: 2WINDHAM - A popular Windham eatery planned to be open for business Tuesday evening despite sustaining heavy smoke and water damage from an electrical fire earlier in the day.
Enfield fire leaves one burned
READER COMMENTS: 0An Enfield resident suffered second-degree burns Monday night in a two-alarm fire that started in a garage and spread to the house.
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Children hurt when tire swings falls in Manchester playground
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American Medical Response back in good graces of key Manchester officials
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Storms knock out power to about 3,600 PSNH customers
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Nashua's police unions consider next move on contracts
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Driver rescued after Franklin crash, 50-foot plunge
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UPDATED: Judge strikes down state education tax credit program, appeal expected
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Somersworth man said toddler fussed so he tied him in a blanket
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Camper fire leaves Bridgewater man severely burned
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N.J. woman injured in Moultonborough motorcycle crash
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Powerful storm wreaks havoc in Portsmouth
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Danville police chief pleads not guilty in firearms case
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Man burned in North Hampton camper fire
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Lost teen hikers found safe in Brookline
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Review asked of Manchester police traffic stops
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Motorcyclist arrested for driving up to 152 mph
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Berlin to vote on budget that cuts spending, but taxes would still rise
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Report finds Portsmouth firefighters making millions in overtime
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Exhaust leak forces armored van to take a long break at McDonald's in Meredith
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ATV boosters carry Gorham hearing on ATV use of public roads
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CSM - Linda Feldman: Why Vice President Biden is trying again at toughen gun control
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NH one of few states where photo-ID biometrics off-limits to government snoops
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Boy's death in Somersworth make some question city's safety
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Wellesley hires consultant to look into operations at pond where New Hampshire boy drowned
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Somersworth mom pleads for help trying to protect twin boys from bullies
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Head of FBI office targeting NH Free State movement retires at 53, takes VP job with Penske
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Woman who lived in group home with Kasey Riley says everyone felt alleged killer was unstable
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Officials warn residents to avoid bear conflicts
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Lawyer, 2 police officers snared in dispute over wealthy Portsmouth woman's estate
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Town revokes Lee Speedway operations license
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NH father, son, work on ice-rescue vehicle
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Carol Shea-Porter proposes new regulations prohibiting burning tires, asbestos, other materials in open-air burnpits
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Newtown families return to Capitol Hill six months after tragedy to demand gun crackdown
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Keene man held in jail, accused of sending threatening text message
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Ship owners: Tugboat capt. to blame for tanker crash into bridge
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NH woman dies injured in Vt. crash last week dies
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To dodge larger property tax hike, Berlin asks feds to cover cost of four firefighters
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Missing Effingham woman may be in Maine
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Drowning victim at Dartmouth graduation event identified as Ghana man
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Segway-like robots designed to help firefighters and save lives
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Truck driver moving surplus Army tanker to New Hampshire faces felony for bomb quip
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Dartmouth students tried to save man who drowned in Conn. River