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Carrie Cates, who never saw the truck that killed her, hoped to run a race today.
Bow officer dies in freak accident
The community is showing support to the family of a Bow police officer who died in an accident at his Epsom home on Tuesday, Nov.
Hundreds gathered last night to remember Bow police officer Nathan Taylor as a sincere and loving father after he was killed in a chain-saw accident at his Epsom home last week.
Power outages affect thousands
More than 50,000 customers across the state, some of them in Concord, lost power yesterday as gusting winds knocked trees into power lines, sending utility companies scrambling to make repairs.
Relatives of a Bow police officer who was killed in a chain-saw accident at his home in Epsom say he had built his home from the ground up and improving the property was one of his passions.
Counterfeiting arrests made in Allenstown
Police arrested two men this week for allegedly using counterfeit $20 bills at several area businesses.
Bow officer killed in Epsom accident
A Bow police officer was killed Tuesday in an accident at his Epsom home on Goboro Road.
Army recruiters in pivotal position
No offense to his mother-in-law, but 23-year-old Charles Eccleston of Pittsfield wants out.
NH home heating oil prices lower than last year
New Hampshire officials say the price of home heating oil is down about 14 percent per gallon from where it was last year.
Where's the beef? In land of cowboys, pig thrives
This June 16, 2006 file photo shows Jay Mongeon, an employee of Lemay & Sons Beef of Goffstown, N.H., watching over a pig roast the company is catering for the annual roast of a motorcyclists' club, in Epsom, N.H. The president of the National Pork Producers Council - the person who represents the people who represent the nation's pigs - appeared ...
DBU Construction Inc. has been awarded the bid to replace the Industrial Drive culvert.
By his own retelling of events - a retelling that is sometimes a bit scattered, as might be expected from the mind of a struggling single dad - Shawn Smith has had more than his share of hard times during his 46 years of life.
Panel puts death penalty on trial
With Michael Addison, the first convicted murderer in seven decades sentenced to die, and a grisly Mont Vernon slaying earlier this month, a 22-member, high-powered commission began a cost-benefit analysis of capital punishment Wednesday.
IF YOU'RE IN EPSOM any time soon, be sure to swing by the Valemont Alpaca Farm and say hello to Lancelot, Quinn, Eric, Arthur and John.
Daring rescue earns Carnegie Medal
The life-saving act of two New Hampshire men was recognized nationally yesterday when the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission named Adam Lucas of Manchester and Scott Clarke of Nashua among the 20 recipients of its Carnegie Medal.
Officials from Barnstead, Belmont and Gilmanton, as well as a representative from the Belknap County Commissioner's office, gathered at the Gilmanton Academy Building on the evening of Sept.
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Epsom man faces more charges after high-speed chase
New charges were filed yesterday against a man charged with the attempted murder of a Windham police officer who was struck during a high-speed chase on Interstate 93.
Accused bank robber faces attempted murder charge
Two men suspected of robbing a bank in Windham late Friday afternoon slammed their car into a police officer on Interstate 93 before being apprehended in Dracut, Mass., police reported.
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Bank-robbery suspect faces murder charge
Police are charging the getaway driver in Friday night's bank robbery with attempted second-degree murder for allegedly hitting Windham police Officer Jason Dzierlatka with his car.
EagleTribune.com, North Andover, MA
A speeding green Dodge Avenger struck and injured a Windham, N.H. police officer early last night as he threw down tire deflation devices across the travel lane of Interstate 93 South, trying to stop the suspected getaway car in a bank robbery.