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Salem man held without bail after latest arrest
READER COMMENTS: 0A Salem man facing burglary charges has agreed to be held without bail days after he was arrested for barricading himself inside a home on May 10.
Scout salutes vets of modern conflicts
READER COMMENTS: 0Wilton's war memorial has a new monument commemorating those who served in some of the nation's modern conflicts thanks to the efforts of a new Eagle Scout.
School project brings horse pull to fairgrounds
READER COMMENTS: 0HAVERHILL — A Rivendell Academy junior from Piermont said he exceeded his fundraising goal Sunday when he ran a horse pulling competition at the North Haverhill Fairgrounds. The event attracted...
Yellow Ribbon Project distributes cards to service members
READER COMMENTS: 0WILTON — On Memorial Day, Debbie Greeley will pack up her big sack of yellow ribbons and lug them to the town's annual parade with the hope of making sure the men and women currently serving...
Local company helps preserve veterans' stories
READER COMMENTS: 0Dan Marcek's company, called “Vetflix,” is dedicated to preserving the stories of both active-duty military members and veterans.
Nevins honors veterans with ceremony
READER COMMENTS: 0The Nevins Active Adult Community in Londonderry is home to a high number of veterans, and resident Bill Graser and his friends have organized poignant Memorial Day ceremonies over the past several...
NH speller braces for national bee
READER COMMENTS: 0It's no wonder that Emma Ciereszynski is competing in this week's Scripps National Spelling Bee. With a name like that, she said, she had to be a good speller.
Reform takes toll on some, aids others
READER COMMENTS: 0For some, the federal health care reform law is like salve on a burn; for others, salt in a wound.
Little red Corvettes and more on display at car show
READER COMMENTS: 0The Spring Fling car show and competition, sponsored by the Gate City Corvette Club of Nashua, took place at the Anheuser-Busch plant in Merrimack on Sunday.
A different approach to center city
READER COMMENTS: 0City officials provided a glimpse into the future of Manchester's Lake Avenue Thursday, and it's something more likely found on the outskirts of the city or even a suburb.
Officers support Special Olympics with torch run
READER COMMENTS: 0Officers from the Goffstown Police Department will run through Pinardville and Main Street Tuesday, collecting funds for the Special Olympics as part of the Law Enforcement Torch Run.
Firefighters rescue dog that fell off cliff
READER COMMENTS: 0Portsmouth 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
READER COMMENTS: 0A Warren man was injured Saturday when his ATV crashed on Batchelder Brook Road.
Sick Penacook man flown off Mount Hale
READER COMMENTS: 0BETHLEHEM -- A Penacook man was flown off Mount Hale today after suffering what authorities termed a heat-related illness.
Man airlifted after I-93 wreck
READER COMMENTS: 0LONDONDERRY — 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
READER COMMENTS: 0Authorities said one person was killed in a boating accident on Country Pond in Kingston Saturday night.
Bettencourt resigns again, this time with apology for misrepresenting his work
READER COMMENTS: 13The drama surrounding State House Majority Leader D.J. Bettencourt came to a head Sunday as the embattled politician resigned from his position for the second time in three days, but this time...
House rep says Bettencourt resigning over fabricated internship reports
READER COMMENTS: 59House Majority Leader D.J. Bettencourt agreed to resign after he admitted fabricating reports for a law school internship, according to the House Republican who was mentoring him. "When I saw the...
More than tradition — history on Memorial Day weekend
READER COMMENTS: 0This Memorial Day weekend, many in New Hampshire are observing the holiday in a traditional way: By decorating the graves of veterans. In New Hampshire, there were 134,000 residents younger than 65 without health insurance in 2010, according to U.S. Census figures. Thousands more were under-insured or couldn't afford rising...
High costs of medical care put NH patients on alert
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- Officers support Special Olympics with torch run - 0
- Little red Corvettes and more on display at car show - 0
- Nevins honors veterans with ceremony - 0
- Reform takes toll on some, aids others - 0
- School project brings horse pull to fairgrounds - 0
- Local company helps preserve veterans' stories - 0
- Scene in Manchester: This 45-minute boot camp never gets any easier - 0
Scout salutes vets of modern conflicts
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