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Manchester will get back its second animal control officer come July 1. That is probably a good thing, given what seems to be an increase in wild varmints entering the city.
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A national right-to-life group picked up on a turn of phrase last week that was odd, not for the phrase, but for the source.
PAT BUCHANAN
When the April figures on unemployment were released May 4, they were more than disappointing. They were deeply disturbing.
GEORGE F. WILL
The destructive medical device tax.
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The so-called health care “reform” law known as Obamacare would be a financial disaster for the State of New Hampshire. Our legislators should block its implementation in every way they...
GEORGE F. WILL
Living well even after losing life's lottery.
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The state Senate is set to vote today on a House bill that would repeal the state's Certificate of Need law. The Senate wants to send the bill for further study. That is not necessary.
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A great showing for Chief Mahoney.
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New Hampshire is different. More people still care here. When something as horrible as the murder of a police chief and the shooting of four other officers occurs, people in New Hampshire want to...

Firefighters rescue dog that fell off cliff

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Portsmouth fire crews had a memorable rescue this Memorial Day weekend, after successfully reuniting with its owners a dog that fell 30 feet off a cliff on Peirce Island Sunday evening.

Man injured in ATV crash

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A Warren man was injured Saturday when his ATV crashed on Batchelder Brook Road.

Sick Penacook man flown off Mount Hale

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BETHLEHEM -- A Penacook man was flown off Mount Hale today after suffering what authorities termed a heat-related illness.

Man airlifted after I-93 wreck

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LONDONDERRY — One man was airlifted to a Boston hospital after he crashed his car into a guard rail on Interstate 93 Sunday afternoon.

One dead in Kingston boating accident

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Authorities said one person was killed in a boating accident on Country Pond in Kingston Saturday night.

Education, enforcement boost boater safety in NH

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Here's some reassuring news for Memorial Day visitors to the Lakes Region: Statistics on boater activity in the state show a steady, substantial decline in the number of boating accidents and...

Traditional kickoff to Laconia Bike Week will benefit fire rescue team, veterans, families

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The Peter Makris Memorial Ride & Run, which will open Laconia Bike Week, honors the man, who is “still very much with us,” said Charlie St. Clair, executive director of the rally.

Pursuit ends in Ossipee arrest

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A Middleton man was charged after leading police on a chase and causing an accident on Route 16 Friday afternoon.

Springfield man injured as dump truck overturns in Grantham

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GRANTHAM - A Springfield man suffered numerous injuries Saturday when his dump truck went off Interstate 89 and overturned, trapping him inside while fuel and smoke spewed from the truck.

Burnt food brings lawyer into eviction dispute

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A prominent Manchester lawyer has taken on the case of Gerald Pilotte, a poor, elderly veteran who is being forced out of public housing because he has burned too many of his meals.

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