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" After more than a year of study and discussion, school start times in Amherst and Mont Vernon won't be changing.
Souhegan at its finest in aftermath of t
The recent Mont Vernon tragedy has given me cause to reflect on the community of educators at Souhegan High School in Amherst, where I am a part-time photography teacher.
Judge enters guilty plea in language professor's indecent exposure charge
A University of New Hampshire professor charged with indecent exposure and lewdness came to court a day early and nearly missed the media scrutiny his trial, set for this morning, was expected to bring.
Man Arraigned On Charge Of Fatally Stabbing Man
A man charged with stabbing another man to death at a Halloween party appeared in court Monday morning.
Merrimack man charged in deadly stabbing
A Merrimack man was arrested last night and charged with the murder of a 20-year-old who died after being stabbed in the chest at a party.
The Nashua area's school population is slipping, just as enrollments in many parts of New England are doing.
NH restaurant shoots for meatball record
A New Hampshire restaurant wants to set the record for the world's largest meatball.
Amherst haunted house on par with the big boys
Screams of agony and fright came rushing out of Paul Morbey's garage Saturday night.
After murder arrests, Souhegan takes stock
Since the arrests of two Souhegan High School students in connection with the murder of a Mont Vernon woman, the school has come under increased scrutiny -- from those on the outside looking in as well as those on the inside looking for answers.
Officials against court closure
Closing Milford District Court would mean enormous costs and inconvenience for Souhegan Valley towns, local police chiefs and town officials told state lawmakers this week.
David and Jaimie Cates thank those who helped
Three weeks after the murder of Kimberly Cates in her home, her family has broken their silence and issued a statement to the press.
Judge Denies Media Access To Records In NH Slaying
Share + Oct 27, 2009 9:43 am US/Eastern MILFORD, N.H. Police affidavits in the slaying of a Mont Vernon woman and the attack on her 11-year-old daughter will remain private until the suspects are indicted or until Jan.
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New Report Evaluates Medical Coatings
A report published by Applied Data Research explores medical coatings, a growing and increasingly important part of the medical device materials sector.
Drugs, booze not for teens, coalition says
Maria Gagnon doesn't mind being the bad guy. She doesn't need to be her kids' best friend.
Girl who survived attack visits her school
Jaimie Cates returned to Mont Vernon Village School Thursday for a brief visit with her classmates.
Barking dogs may have saved Cates' neighbors
The four teens accused of the Oct. 4 home invasion allegedly picked their victims at random, targeting the single-story Trow Road home solely for its isolation when they struck their deadly pact to kill anyone they found inside.
'Brave, courageous' Jaimie Cates is back home
Sixth-grader Jaimie Cates has left the hospital and returned to her rural home where her mother was killed and the 11-year-old severely wounded during a vicious Oct.
Safety, grief, drugs discussed in Amherst
The parents and students at Souhegan High School are experiencing "a different kind of grief" as they come to terms with the idea that the fatal attack on Mont Vernon mother Kimberly Cates was allegedly perpetrated by two Souhegan students.
4 teens won't be in court for murder case tomorrow
All four teens charged in connection with the home invasion and murder in Mont Vernon have waived their rights to probable cause hearings, which had been scheduled tomorrow in Milford District Court, the prosecutor said this morning.