Real estate agents are wiping down doorknobs at homes for sale, forgoing open houses and predicting the coronavirus crisis could level out prices.
New Hampshire residents hammered by COVID-19-related joblessness, sickness and anxiety are logging on and double-clicking for digital doses of spiritual comfort.
A sunny late March day with temperatures in the 50s usually brings an early spring crowd to …
The state health department announced Saturday that 27 more people have tested positive for …
A few weeks ago, midway through Londonderry student Emma Neville’s third year at the Univers…
Gov. Chris Sununu on Saturday called for all out-of-staters who come to New Hampshire to sta…
Veterans Affairs clinics in Conway, Portsmouth, Somersworth and Tilton will be closed to pre…
“Get me a million as fast as you can.”
“Like everyone else, the BIA wants to grow younger.”
They may conduct curbside sales as long as there is no human contact, Sununu said.
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MAYOR JOYCE CRAIG caused a stir among local sports fans earlier this month when she said conversations have taken place about bringing professional hockey back to the Queen City.
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DURHAM — The Bow High School Falcons defeated the Wildcats of Fall Mountain Regional High School in the final round-one game of “Granite State Challenge.”
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The coronavirus has clipped our airplane wings, silenced our train whistle, idled our car engine. We’re hunkering down at home to avoid trailing germs around the planet. To think, not so long ago we were grumbling about diminishing legroom and escalating baggage fees. Those were the days. An…
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MANCHESTER — Police are asking for the public’s help to find a man who robbed Bunny’s Convenience store on Elm Street Saturday evening.
There is a basic principle in economics that we all know: the law of supply and demand. If demand is high and supply fades, prices increase. This rule applies to just about everything in our economy, including trash. Disposal of solid waste is a resource that costs money for businesses, muni…
Peterborough police found a hiker who got lost off a trail Friday evening, without a flashlight or extra supplies
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Manchester police are investigating Friday night gunshots on a residential street.
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