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Budding actors perform play to benefit Nashua Children's Home
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.
July 4 falls on a Saturday this year, which means that all town services usually operating Saturdays - mostly libraries and transfer stations - will be closed.
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Hundreds of people turned out for this year's Hollis Strawberry Festival, held inside the Hollis/Brookline Middle School gym on account of the weather.
Back from Iraq, soldier gets joyous, teary welcome
Who knows how many of those dog-and-pony-show, grand-opening ribbon cuttings I've been sent to over my eons in this, the local community newspaper business.
Silver Lake should stay open to public
BACKGROUND: Hollis selectmen voted unanimously last week to approach the state with a proposal to take over Silver Lake State Park, one of several properties the state would like to remove from the state park system.
Merrimack's mile-high pies are no tall tale
Just because pie-maker Joe Lannan's process is mechanized doesn't mean his pies have lost that homemade feeling.
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Hollis houses rocked off of their foundations in separate accidents
Passing motorists have likely noticed two renovation projects in the town's historic district that have been ongoing for several months, the 1771 Benjamin Whiting House at 19 Main St.
Accused Fruitlands Museum embezzler free on bail
The former chief financial officer of the 95-year-old Fruitlands Museum has been criminally charged with embezzling more than $1.3 million from the museum.
Ex-Fruitlands Museum CFO indicted for funds theft
A former chief financial officer of a Massachusetts museum has been indicted in connection with an alleged embezzlement of more than $1.3 million.
Shareware reporters turn page, ending 12-plus years of reviews
You can see some past Shareware Reports at the Granite Geek blog - just click on the 'shareware report' listing in the right-hand rail.
Chilly reaction to plan for state parks
Reaction was swift and mostly negative yesterday to a proposal to possibly jettison 27 state parks.
27 NH parks could be up for grabs
Twenty-seven state parks have been slated for potential sale or give-away by a cash-strapped state Division of Parks and Recreation that wants to jettison properties that don't meet its core definition of state parks.
A special committee of New Hampshire legislators has reached a deal to offer health insurance to more young adults.
Elementary school seeks a few instrumental donations
Clarinets, saxophones, trombones and flutes make "bass-ic" sounds and alto toots.
Motorcyclist severely injured in Hollis crash
A motorcyclist was gravely injured in a collision with a pickup truck Saturday afternoon at the intersection of Routes 111 and Route 111A in Hollis, police reported.
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Motorcyclist critical after Hollis crash
Runnells Bridge Road between Depot and South Depot roads in Hollis is reopened at this hour after a serious motorcycle vs.
Hollis senior has traveled a long road to graduation
Editor's note: This is the eighth in a series of profiles of seniors graduating from area high schools.
Strawberry Festival Marks Beginning of Summer
Hollis, NH - It's officially summer when strawberries from our Hollis fields are picked and prepared for the annual Strawberry Festival and Band Concert.
The Merrimack High School Football Program will hold its first Golf Tournament on Monday, Aug.
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