Years before O.J. Simpson’s case became a made-for-television extravaganza, Derry's Pam Smart starred in the first gavel-to-gavel broadcast of a murder trial in U.S. history. It was a seamy tale of blood and lust.
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LONDONDERRY — Coca-Cola of Northern New England is one of Manchester Water Works’ biggest buyers, according to MWW Director Phil Croasdale.
- NH sets record employment, but openings remain
- Mike Cote's Business Editor's Notebook: Manchester needs a champion like the Boys & Girls Club
- NH Legal Perspective: NH's economy depends on affordable housing for workers
- BAE program grooms young women to become engineers
- Christopher Thompson's Closing the Deal: Focus on customer experience and good things will always follow
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- The enduring appeal of Pam Smart, the misunderstood murderess
- Attempt to steal fuel from Mexican pipeline sets off explosion, kills at least 66
- Disbarred Manchester lawyer indicted for felony theft
- Concord man indicted in cold-case arson death of Robert McMillan
- Mueller denies BuzzFeed report claiming investigatorshave evidence Trump told Cohen to lie to Congress
- Sen. seeks FBI probe of DHS chief for possible perjury
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Plan a New Hampshire adventure with our picks for the Top 10 things to do this weekend.
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