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Aurore Eaton's Looking Back: Ezekiel Straw, the King of Gingham - with a little help from Europe
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Video: James O'Keefe confronts NH Assoc. Attorney General Richard Head on eve of book release
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Lebanon man arrested after six border agents sickened by meth ingredients
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Mass. child molesting mom denied permission to vacation in NH
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NHBR: Report finds boat industry helps N.H. economy stay afloat
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Lawrence cop indicted in NH on child sex charge
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Cato Insitute: In decision to kill tax credit for donations to religious schools, NH court embraces opposite view of U.S. Supreme Court
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BPG Werks DTV Shredder - A cross between a Segway and a tank
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Keene man sentenced for raping foster brother, 7
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Eagle-Tribune: Absentee lawmakers should do their job or quit
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NH one of few states where photo-ID biometrics off-limits to government snoops
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Laconia ZBA slams door on sex shop
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Nature Conservancy buys New Hampshire fishing permits, leases them back to fishermen
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Boy's death in Somersworth make some question city's safety
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As Northern Pass opponents worry, no hint from Hassan whether she'll sign bill
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Report on Mount Jasper describes ecological, cultural treasure
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Gov. LePage, Dean Kamen to unveil Robotics Institute of Maine
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Judge lowers bail for N.H. man charged in attempted child kidnapping
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Lee Speedway racing resumes while owners address issues
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2013 NHRA: Shawn Langdon ready to showcase top fuel dragster to new fanbase at Auto-Plus NHRA New England Nationals
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Second Oxford Plains Speedway pro late model win for Dale Shaw
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Jim Verschueren: Reflections of a freshman legislator frustrated with Senate stand against new taxes and fees
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RGGI CO2 auction nets $124.4M for states
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Seabrook amusements company sued for allegedly paying workers less than minimum
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Gregg, Lynch named Senior Tuck Fellows
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Not satisfied with plan for state to pay 80% of bridge repair, Francestown applies for federal grant hoping 100% will be covered
Hooksett students taken to nearby school after gas leak
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.
Londonderry students who haven't had whooping cough vaccine asked to stay home
LONDONDERRY - Students who haven't been immunized against pertussis (whooping cough) are being asked to stay home after an outbreak of the communicable disease was confirmed at Londonderry Middle School this week.
House, Senate agree on capital budget, including new $38 million women's prison
CONCORD – House and Senate negotiators have a tentative agreement on a $125 million capital budget with the largest item $38 million for a new women's prison in Concord.
Windham's Common Man suffers heavy water damage in fire
WINDHAM - A late-morning fire at a popular Windham eatery left the restaurant with heavy smoke and water damage Tuesday.
Elderly man critical after North Hampton camper fire
NORTH HAMPTON — A 79-year-old man remained in critical condition at a Boston hospital Tuesday after he was seriously burned in a camper fire at the Shel-Al campground Monday morning.
'Home grow' dropped on way to medical marijuana compromise
New Hampshire House and Senate negotiators reached agreement Tuesday on legislation legalizing the use of marijuana, but only for seriously ill patients. The bill, pending final approval of the committee of conference agreement by the full House and Senate next week, will be on its way to Gov. Maggie Hassan's desk, where, she said, she will sign it into law.
Death investigation under way in Manchester
MANCHESTER – Police are investigating the death of a man late Tuesday morning whose body was found on the Canal Street side of the Wall Street Towers.
Vet Home budget reworked after proposed cuts
CONCORD – House and Senate budget writers are doing an about-face on the state Veterans’ Home.
Enfield fire leaves one burned
An Enfield resident suffered second-degree burns Monday night in a two-alarm fire that started in a garage and spread to the house.
Driver rescued after Franklin crash, 50-foot plunge
Rescue crews used heavy equipment, including the Jaws of Life, to pull a badly injured driver from her car, which had left the road and gone 50 feet down an embankment early Monday night.
Storms knock out power to about 3,600 PSNH customers
An estimated 3,600 Public Service Company of New Hampshire customers in about 15 communities were without power late Monday night.
Nashua couple's deaths called suspicious
The bodies of William P. and Eleanor M. Grant were discovered about 1 p.m. inside their 37 Newbury St. home by a visiting nurse who cared for Eleanor Grant, who suffered from a terminal illness, a neighbor said.
American Medical Response back in good graces of key Manchester officials
A key aldermanic committee has backed renewing the contract for American Medical Response, the emergency ambulance company that, until several months ago, was beset by complaints over large bills and aggressive collection practices.
A growing community of gardeners along Nashua rail trail
Damian Buchanan, 9, was one of about two dozen volunteers who spent Saturday pounding nails and sawing wood to build a new community garden along the Nashua Heritage Rail Trail.
Hampton man indicted for distributing child porn
A 20-year-old Hampton man has been indicted for distributing child pornography for allegedly transmitting images through a Facebook messenger program, according to prosecutors.
Mother of drowned baby gets prison time
The Merrimack mother whose 8-month-old baby boy drowned in an unattended bathtub nearly two years ago was sentenced Monday to 5 to 10 years in prison.
Children hurt when tire swings falls in Manchester playground
The director of Manchester parks said he is going to remove the popular tire swing from the Livingston Park playground, after a metal shaft supporting the swing collapsed early Sunday evening and struck several children.
Pinkerton Academy grads told they are 'a promising generation'
Pinkerton Academy graduated more than 700 students Monday in a lengthy ceremony that had students yawning and fidgeting with their gowns as well as batting around beach balls and shouting out approvals to fellow students.
Lawmakers' talks break down; student ID not valid for voting
A student identification card will no longer be a valid ID for voting in New Hampshire as of Sept. 1, after talks on the contentious issue between House and Senate negotiators quickly broke down on Monday.
Arizona voting law struck down
The Supreme Court rejects Arizona's proof-of-citizenship voting law.
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PNE appeals to NH court over PSNH’s default rate - MANCHESTER — More than 800 people are expected to gather at the Radisson Hotel/Center of New Hampshire in Manchester on Tuesday for the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation’s annual meeting.
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Raymond man's hope for working van realized
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Plymouth man relates growing up in the home — the Sullivan County Home
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NH moose lottery to be held Friday
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NH Local Government Center’s reorganization plans come under further scrutiny
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Camper fire leaves Bridgewater man severely burned
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UPDATED: Judge strikes down state education tax credit program, appeal expected
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N.J. woman injured in Moultonborough motorcycle crash
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UPDATED: Little agreement on Medicaid expansion or revenues
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Powerful storm wreaks havoc in Portsmouth
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Former Londonderry coach indicted in sex assault of two girls
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Weather Service warns of severe thunderstorms in southern NH
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Manchester resident interrupts burglary
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House-Senate talks on voter ID bill quickly break down, but agreement still possible
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Auburn woman struck in head with bottle of cologne
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Manchester cabbie assaulted, robbed
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Somersworth man said toddler fussed so he tied him in a blanket
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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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Hooksett mother arrested for making repeated 911 calls, police say
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Final float-In of Memorial Bridge completed early Monday morning
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Business newsmakers: President of wedu receives award
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Commercial kitchens recognized for food safety
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Hand cream dispenser for people with dry hands
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Expanding their reach into the world of dance
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Big Moose RV moves to massive Route 16 lot
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Mom, 25, loses cancer battle; survived by two tots
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Review asked of Manchester police traffic stops
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Study recommends Millyard parking garage
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