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In some ways this vote could return us to a century ago when the Boston and New York railroads controlled our state Legislature, and made no bones about it.
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Alma Hall was recently recognized by Noreen Johnson, President of Exeter Woman's Club, at their annual spring luncheon for her many contributions to the club and community.
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Lawsuit filed over vanity plate restrictions
Vanity plates are very popular in New Hampshire, but there are restrictions on what can be expressed on the plates.
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Memorial Day events in New Hampshire
Retired Marine Al Fisher of Littleton bears the Stars and Stripes Sunday during the Memorial Day observance at the Kinsman Cemetery in Easton.
Charles Arlinghaus: On Medicaid expansion, the right answer is, 'not yet'
Like most states in the country, New Hampshire is having a difficult time answering the question about whether to expand Medicaid coverage.
NH Des: No air pollution violations in Balsams fire
New Hampshire officials have concluded that air pollution standards were not violated when two buildings were burned down at the Balsams Resort last January as part of a renovation.
Section Manager Election Results Announced
This spring, the ARRL held two balloted elections for Section Manager. ARRL members in Nebraska elected a new Section Manager, while members in Utah -- faced with a three-way race -- voted to keep their Section Manager.
These three new logo designs proposed for the University of New Hampshire have prompted the formation of UNH Students Against The Change of the Thompson Hall Logo.
Another View: Amendments to the Senate casino bill make it worth passing
Today, House lawmakers will cast their votes on Senate Bill 152, a plan to allow a casino in our state.
Reviving the Piscataqua River Wherry
Custom made in New Hampshire - with New Hampshire wood, New Hampshire history, and New Hampshire craftsmanship - could be the label on a nearly completed boat that students at The Community School in Tamworth will complete this semester.
NH celebrates presidential primarya s 100th anniversary
Primary defenders and front-line participants, politicians, elected leaders and descendents of those involved 100 years ago gathered Tuesday in the Executive Council Chambers to tell stories and reminisce as they celebrated the anniversary of the passage of House Bill 430, which established the primary.
3 homeless men get more time for case
Three homeless men challenging a "No Camping" order on public lands in New Hampshire are getting more time to explain their case.
Senate committee awaits casino vote
Beginning to hammer out a proposed spending plan, the Senate budget writers tentatively returned to its original form the "UNIQUE" scholarship program for needy students, which had been, in effect, raided in recent budgets for use for general university purposes.
Here is our list of Memorial Day observances and parades across the state of New Hampshire for 2013.
Frank Guinta, announced its board of advisors on Monday. "Policymakers can and should understand and support small businesses more, and our organization will aid in making that possible," said Guinta, the group's chairman.
Two had a NH history before brutal Bedford attack
County and federal authorities refuse to say whether Nathan C. Lamontagne is the unnamed second suspect in last fall's brutal home invasion that left a Bedford anesthesiologist and his wife maimed and near death.
Military leaders in city to support local vets
Retired Lt. Col. Danny McKnight called the handling of the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, "awful." "It was ridiculous.
Celebrate New Hampshire -- and the Constitution's -- 225th birthday
June 21, 2013 marks the 225th birthday of the US Constitution and - not coincidentally - the 225th birthday of the state of New Hampshire , "the state that made us a nation." Strawbery Banke Museum invites residents of the state to visit, free, June 15 through 23, and will cap the week-long celebration with a 225th birthday party for the state.
Carroll man sentenced to 63 to 127 years for burglaries
A 34-year-old Carroll man who was the object of a police manhunt throughout New Hampshire and into Vermont in the summer of 2012 has been handed a sentence that will likely keep him in the New Hampshire State Prison in Concord for the rest of his life.
Official says NH abortion sites need state scrutiny
Abortion clinics are not licensed, inspected or regulated by the state in New Hampshire, but Rep.