7 hrs ago | BostonHerald.com
Study finds cops who fight kid porn traumatized by pix
Some 500 officers who combat cyber crimes against children completed an online University of New Hampshire survey, which found that one in 10 saw health, marital, work or sexual problems arising from the barrage of images.
16 hrs ago | WHDH
UNH president chastises witnesses to assault
University of New Hampshire President Mark Huddleston says he was disappointed that students who witnessed an assault on one of their peers walked by without stopping to help.
20 hrs ago | The Citizen
New faces in ROTC Hall of Fame: Air Guard Cmdr. Sears, former Gov....
Brig. Gen. Mark Sears said he was thrilled when he found out he would be inducted into his alma mater's ROTC Hall of Fame Friday at the University of New Hampshire.
Yesterday | The Citizen
Four cases of H1N1 confirmed at UNH: Students asked to go home or...
Four cases of H1N1 have been confirmed at the University of New Hampshire and those students have been asked to go home or isolate themselves as much as possible.
NH gets grant to fight Asian longhorned beetles CONCORD, N.H. - State officials hope homeowners will check to see if the destructive Asian longhorned beetle has crossed state lines from Massachusetts and set up residence in their trees.
NCOM says: Blame Rihanna! She Deserved It
LOS ANGELES/EWORLDWIRE/Nov. 5, 2009 - Pop singer Rihanna recently made a widely publicized statement to Glamour Magazine that she wants to "shed light on the reality of domestic violence." The National Coalition For Men calls on Rihanna to discuss her own reported violence against Brown as well if she wants to shed light on the problem honestly.
Frontpage The Cabinet Press, Inc.
UNH prof's exposure case moved on appeal
" The case of a University of New Hampshire professor charged with exposing himself in the Market Basket parking lot in July is being forwarded to Superior Court, where he could face a jury trial.
NH homeowners asked to look for destructive beetle
New Hampshire officials hope homeowners will check to see if the destructive Asian longhorned beetle has crossed state lines from Massachusetts and set up residence in their trees.
4 swine flu cases confirmed at UNH
The University of New Hampshire says 4 of its students have confirmed cases of swine flu.
UNH study says child porn cops suffer work trauma
A new University of New Hampshire study says investigators who work on child pornography cases suffer mental health problems that influence their work and home lives.
Future of newspapers to be discussed at UNH forum
Is the newspaper industry experiencing the beginning of the end? That will be the question posed to a panel of New Hampshire editors and publishers at a Nov.
UNH police seek witnesses to Halloween night beating
After receiving inconsistent stories about what happened, University of New Hampshire police are still looking for people who witnessed a student getting beaten Halloween night.
Dover lawmaker wants monument to N.H. slaves
In 1779, Prince Whipple and a small group of other New Hampshire slaves petitioned the state Legislature to free them.
UNH police issue campus alert after Halloween attack
Police at the University of New Hampshire have issued a campus alert after a student was attacked on campus late Saturday night.
Menino: I Continue To Reinvent Myself
Bob Oakes: Voters go to the polls Tuesday to decide whether they're going to send Tom Menino back to City Hall for a fifth term.
Bliss band to entertain at Growing Places auction
Growing Places will have its second annual fall auction on Saturday, Nov. 7, featuring the music of Seacoast-based band Bliss and a live and silent auction.
Scientists: State could lose entire coastline by 2100
Two research scientists foretold of a flooded future for New Hampshire's 18-mile coastline Thursday morning.
EagleTribune.com, North Andover, MA
Ayotte looks good in likely U.S. Senate race
Political experts describe U.S. Rep. Paul Hodes as the "quasi-incumbent" in the race for a New Hampshire seat in the U.S. Senate, but the most recent fundraising figures and polls have him trailing his most likely challenger.
Police Department for The City Of Por...
August 22, 2009 - Sobriety Checkpoint Arrests
Emergency Dial 911, Portsmouth Police Department, 3 Junkins Avenue, Portsmouth, NH 03801, Tel: 427-1500 News Releases Date of Release: 8/22/09 Reference: Sobriety Checkpoint Arrests On Friday night, August 21st 2009, the Portsmouth Police Department conducted a sobriety checkpoint on Route 33 near Griffin Road.
Hargraves won't seek re-election
State Rep. Robert Hargraves with Groton lawyer Sheila Harrington, who he hopes will take his seat.
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