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Lawmaker: Residence law should include murderers
State Rep. Fran Wendelboe wants the Attorney General's Office to release the case file on Raymond J. Guay's 1973 murder of 12-year-old John Lindovski.
Fear of child murderer spreads to new town
Concern over the presence of convicted child murderer Raymond A. Guay in this largely rural community has spread to the neighboring town of Ashland, where a group of townspeople have asked to discuss the matter with selectmen this evening.
July 4th Activities in Ashland New Hampshire
It is almost hard to believe, with the cold weather still hanging in there as late as last week, that once again the July 4th celebrations are upon us.
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The Buskers celebrate new album at Franklin Opera House
Alternative roots rock, folk and jazz artists The Buskers celebrate the release of their latest CD, 'Spank That Tambourine!' with a concert at the historic Franklin Opera House at 7:30 pm, Saturday, May 2nd.
News of the Weird: Chief in training
Resident Tony Randall of Ashland, N.H. , a surveyor by trade who was elected chief of the town's 12-member police force in March, promised he would know more about his job by September, when he will finish police academy training.
Common Man owner sees quick opening of Portsmouth restaurant
When Alex Ray woke up on Thursday, April 2, he wasn't planning on buying the assets of Victory Restaurant, but by 12:30 that day he had, including equipment, furniture and a lease at auction for $180,000. Plans for the new restaurant have not been finalized, but Ray is pursuing concepts including one using his casual, comfortable Common Man brand ...
House rejects three abortion notification bills
State lawmakers Tuesday declined to revive a disputed 2003 law that required abortion providers to notify a parent at least 48 hours before performing an abortion on a child.
Three Perfect Restaurants for Graduation Dinner in Ashland, New Hampshire
The kids have finally graduated, notice I emphasized finally, and you want to send them off into the world with a full belly.
Clean Power Development to sell biomass-fueled energy
Clean Power Development LLC Headquarters: Concord, N.H. Employees: 3 Founded: 2006 Web: www.cleanpowerdevelopment.us E-mail: mel@cleanpowerdevelopment.us Phone: 603-224-1317 The Pitch: The company is seeking funding to accelerate biomass-fueled electric co-generation projects in New England.
Thursday's Weird News March 12, 2009
The mayor of Philadelphia drew some special attention when he named three lawyers he said owed more than $350,000 combined in back taxes, interest and penalties.
Central New Hampshire Ice Cream Shops
Setting the clocks ahead and the latest melting trend has finally brought the thought of spring back into most people's heads.
Top Cop In N.H. Town Didn't Go To Police Academy
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NH town elects surveyor as police chief
The newly elected police chief in Ashland, N.H., is eager to get to work, but first he has to graduate from the police academy.
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Squam Lakes Fine Arts Festival - Call For Artists
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Franklin auto-parts plant to close
The recession's crippling effect on national car manufacturers has hit Franklin, where a plant that makes transmission parts will close within the next six months.
Bethany Kehl and Gerald Esposito, both of Ashland, were united in marriage on Dec.
Free Valentine's Portraits for US Military Service Members and Sweeties
'There is a possibility that he could be deployed,' says the mother-of-the-bride, Maria Rosario of Ashland.
Lent Services in Ashland, New Hampshire
Believe it or not it is that time of year once again. Time to think about Lent services and all the fun activities that come with them.
NH lawmaker wants fee for low-digit license plates
New Hampshire drivers with coveted low-digit license plates would pay the same $25 fee as vanity license plate holders under a proposal from an Ashland lawmaker.
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