U.S. Forest Service rangers have identified a climber who died while attempting a snow and ice climb last week on Mount Washington.
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Bike riders who want to see riding trails across the state get connected can look forward to several ongoing projects.
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NASHUA — A Nashua Board of Education panel rejected a proposal this week to incorporate cursive handwriting into the district’s curriculum.
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With all the bars and restaurants lining Manchester’s Elm Street, a newcomer needs a little something to stand out. With a catchy name, bright lighting and a hot pink neon sign, Noodz does just that.
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Police report that Alex Cartagena had a contusion over one of his eyes, and that another man, Shane Kelcey, had shallow cuts on his neck and chest.
The political pair have sparred before when they served together on the Board of Alderman between 2008 and 2010, and now almost a decade later they are running against each other for the vacant at-large seat left behind by the late president of the Board of Aldermen, Brian McCarthy, who pass…
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BRENTWOOD — The former owner of Tim and Joni’s Towing in Epping will spend two to four years in state prison for witness tampering in a case against his son, who was sentenced to up to 40 years in prison last year for running a drug trafficking ring.
For years, New Hampshire has had Pay-to-Stay laws on the books. The laws, which require incarcerated people to pay back the state for the cost of their care, are enforced vastly differently, depending on the age of the person who is locked up.
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- Defense wants Derry man charged in double fatal released on bail
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