Firefighters walk back to their truck after fighting a fire at a single-family home at 83 Portsmouth Ave. in Manchester on Jan. 12, 2023.
A Manchester firefighter looks down a chimney at a working fire scene at a single-family home at 83 Portsmouth Ave. in Manchester on Jan. 12 2023.
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DEAR ABBY: Years ago, my child was sexually abused by a relative. After I found out, I reported it, which made the abuser’s family very upset. Charges were filed, and there were court dates, probation and counseling. To date, everything the judge required of the abuser has been legally fulfi…
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CHELMSFORD, Massachusetts — "We have a right to this library, too."
A New Hampshire man accused of killing a Berwick man was arrested Friday.
When Rear Admiral William G. Kelly learned of a dark episode from his cherished institution’s past, the superintendent of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy was deeply astonished and profoundly bothered.
Former President Donald Trump is planning a string of visits to early voting states starting this month as he seeks to jumpstart his low-energy 2024 presidential campaign.
DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have been married 45 years. We are both retired and have hobbies to keep us busy.
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Europe in winter: You can enjoy an espresso at a sidewalk café in Rome or Barcelona, but you may be bundled up in a jacket and scarf.
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WASHINGTON — Republican Karoline Leavitt hoped to be the youngest member of Congress at age 25, telling supporters in stump speeches this fall that without winning over young Americans, the GOP would “lose elections” and “lose our country.”
PREPARE TO TIGHTEN your belt a little more.
WILMINGTON, Del. — President Joe Biden’s counsel said on Saturday that five additional pages with classified markings were discovered at the president’s Wilmington, Delaware, home on Thursday,…
MANCHESTER — The city’s promise to delay evicting the “tent city” at the corner of Manchester and Pine streets until the end of the day on Tuesday came as cold comfort to Kayla and James West,…
THE CAT IS OUT of the bag: The state-owned Hampstead Hospital property is the clear front-runner to become the home for a new treatment complex for juveniles, replacing the Sununu Youth Servic…
Monday, January 16, 2023
EACH YEAR as we reflect on Dr. King’s legacy, the nation and local communities find moments of harmony and peace as we remember what it means to be unified as citizens of this world. Like many other world leaders who came before and after him, Dr. Martin Luther King reminded us that our differences will only take us so far; we have to be willing to find community and connection with those …
Sunday, January 15, 2023
New Hampshire’s efforts to make irresponsible hikers pay the freight, or at least part of it, when they need to be rescued is apparently not working all that well.
Columbus Day is no more a “White supremacist” holiday than Monday’s Martin Luther King Day is a Black power salute or Washington’s Birthday the exclusive province of plantation owners.
Apart from his party’s penchant for democracy by quota, Joe Biden’s animus toward New Hampshire’s presidential primary may lie in an old memory.
IT IS a new year, with a new term for Gov. Chris Sununu and a new session for the state Legislature. But 2023 will have echoes of past years as Sununu coyly considers a run for president and the New Hampshire House of Representatives dealing with a near even split between Republicans and Democrats.
THE SECOND half of Joe Biden's presidential term has officially gotten off to an ignominious start.
EVERY PRESIDENT probably stashes away classified documents. The chances of any president being successfully prosecuted for pilfering them are infinitesimal. Nevertheless, Joe Biden has engaged in the same behavior as Donald Trump — perhaps worse, since vice presidents are unable to declassify documents — and precedent and transparency, our very democracy, demanded that Attorney General Mer…
Friday, January 13, 2023
It’s a dumb look for New Hampshire Republicans. As Joe Biden’s Democrats try to kill our open presidential primary, where underdogs at least have a chance, some GOP members of the New Hampshire House want to (a) discourage voter participation and (b) charge candidates a small fortune to enter certain races. Is Democrat boss Ray Buckley now writing legislation for these people?
- Red Sox coming up short in shortstop market
- Jones leads Giants in to upset Vikings
- High School Roundup: Manchester Central/Memorial girls hockey tops ConVal
- Georgia lineman, recruiting staffer die in crash
- Dartmouth basketball team rallies past Penn
- High Schools: Merrimack, Trinity, Bow post wins in boys hockey
- High school hockey: Hanover tops Exeter; BG beats Bedford
