CONCORD — The five-month-old state requirement that people in New Hampshire wear masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19 ends today (Friday).
- Hints from Heloise: It's on its way
- Dear Abby: Accusations fly after friend develops COVID
- Trooper from Groveland to be arraigned on domestic violence charges
- Severe illness from COVID-19: What's your risk?
- Kitchen fire damages Manchester building
- Congress poised for battle over reparations for Black Americans
- Congress eyes two-track approach to Biden's $2.3T infrastructure pitch
- With a return to live music, Academy of Country Music awards show airs Sunday
- Macron admires Notre-Dame restoration from cathedral's fire-damaged rooftop
- Chauvin waives right to testify, rests case at murder trial for Floyd arrest
- Cool reception for Democratic proposal to expand U.S. Supreme Court
- Celebrity couple J.Lo and A-Rod split because "we are better as friends"
- House committee approves blueprint for Big Tech crackdown
- Former Minnesota police officer charged in Wright death appears in court
- Amazon needs to do 'a better job' for employees after union vote, Bezos says
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DEAR HELOISE: Have you recently received a recorded voice telling you that your new phone is on its way and should be delivered in a few days? The woman goes on to say that if you did not order this item to press 1. If you have any questions or if this is a case of fraud to call 1-800--. Thi…
DEAR ABBY: A friend of 35 years recently accused me of exposing her and her mother to COVID. She told me she thinks I did it on purpose because I thought so little of them. This is not true!
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The Salem Planning Board voted Tuesday to accept a site plan for a casino in a former Kmart store even though the building owner objects to the plan.
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A Massachusetts State Police sergeant from Groveland, Mass. is expected to be arraigned Thursday in Rockingham Superior Court in New Hampshire after a grand jury indicted him on three domestic violence-related charges earlier this month.
NFTs, non-fungible tokens, are being used to sell (nonexistent or over-existent) digital art. For example, a digital video by Mike Winkelmann, AKA Beepie, sold for $6.6 million, but you can have precisely the same thing in your living room if you Google “Crossroad #1/1.”
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A kitchen fire caused an estimated $150,000 damage to a residential building on the West Side of Manchester Wednesday night, the Manchester Fire Department reported.
WASHINGTON -- Democrats in the House of Representatives have advanced a bill that could pave the way to reparations for Black Americans as part of a broader effort to address centuries of enslavement and institutional racism.
WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans said Thursday they would consider an infrastructure bill about one-third the size of President Joe Biden’s $2.3 trillion plan, which could prompt Democrats to pass the package in two phases, one bipartisan and one not.
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- House committee approves blueprint for Big Tech crackdown
- Congress poised for battle over reparations for Black Americans
- Congress eyes two-track approach to Biden's $2.3T infrastructure pitch
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