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New Hampshire safety officials are keeping their eyes on the skies and rivers and streams, as more torrential rain hits the state.

New Hampshire safety officials are keeping their eyes on the skies and rivers and streams, as more torrential rain hits the state.

New Hampshire safety officials are keeping their eyes on the skies and rivers and streams, as more torrential rain hits the state.

If tomorrow's rains are as heavy as forecast, there may be flooding on rivers including the Pemigewasset, Contoocook, Warner and Baker.

Imagine that you move at a pace close to a crawl. You travel between wetlands, many of them thick with vegetation, and vernal pools.

The cab of the Kearsarge Fire Tower is an office with a view. Due south, Mount Monadnock rises in the distance, and while you can't actually see the ocean, on a clear day you can see the cooling towers at the ...

The historic Warner House has introduced a new program, Crafts at the Warner House.

We asked readers for their favorite beach destinations and tips. Here's what we compiled: How often do you go to the beach in summer? Between 10-30 times.

THE RELENTLESS run-up in energy prices hits our wallet hard when we fill our car with gas, pay our home electricity and heating bills, and shop for food and other essentials.

Jim Mitchell spent the past 10 years promoting the iconic personalities of Warner - the artists whose creations hung on the walls of the bookstore he ran, the local writers whose work stocked the shelves, the ...

Jim Mitchell, veteran Boston radio news broadcaster, died unexpectedly Wednesday, WBZ radio reported.

Time marched backward inch by inch Saturday as teams of oxen and horses attached to ropes and pulleys painstakingly moved a 53-ton covered bridge from the early 1800s onto moorings of a new home.

When Karrie Hanson's dogs started barking Friday morning, she thought that maybe her neighbor's donkey had gotten loose and wandered into her yard.

“The giant judgments are all defaults, which means they don't necessarily even know how to find the spammer”

A federal judge in Los Angeles ruled against a notorious "Spam King," Sanford Wallace, and his partner, Walter Rines - both of whom have had ties to New Hampshire - after the two failed to show up at a court ... via The Citizen

“Our devotion to a curriculum that can work for everyone.”

Kevin Stasalovich gives a celebratory roar as Simonds Elementary School students in Warner learn that they were awarded the designation of an Elementary School of Excellence for 2008 yesterday. via Concord Monitor

“People ask me about the Old Man and about it not being there anymore”

"He never got to see it," said Gail Brown, who brought the Lee boy to yesterday's fifth anniversary tribute to the Granite State's beloved icon. via UnionLeader

A Concord man will serve four years in federal prison for growing marijuana along Interstate 89. via The Citizen

“We're not sure why he was on that property”

A Rhode Island man was arrested early yesterday morning after evading the police in his car on Interstate 89, including crossing the highway median to change directions, the police said. via Concord Monitor

“I've arrived at the point in life when you can ask questions and there are no answers”

A 99-year old New Hampshire man has signed his first book deal. John Archer of Concord signed a contract with PublishingWorks of Exeter to publish his book of verses "Walking Backward Towards Old Age." Archer ... via WBZ TV