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Salem water transfer debate continues EPA rule change shaves 2 years off permit process
The years-old debate about how to manage the town's water supply just got a little shorter.
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Shoreland construction rules causing confusion
Shorefront developers and property owners are operating under new regulations for building alongside New Hampshire waters.
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Merrimack Woman Finds Possible Slave Refuge in Milford
They would run undercover along the banks of the Souhegan River. At a point in Milford close to what is now Elm Street, they'd steal inland, to a barn, then through a narrow 30-foot underground tunnel to a ...
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The Portland Press Herald reports that the Maine Fire Marshal's Office prepared for Independence Day by staking out fireworks stores in neighboring New Hampshire: Mainers suspected of buying fireworks may be ...
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You've got to assume that if Joe Kenney, the state senator from Wakefield who's the Republican candidate for governor, actually realizes his goal and wins the corner office he'll be taking a more expansive view ...
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Responsible Parties to Pay Epa and NH Des for Cleanup Costs at Elite Laundry Site in Jaffrey, N.H.
The United States Environmental Protection Agency has reached settlement with three parties for costs incurred for the cleanup at the Elite Laundry Superfund Site located at 27 Laundry Road in Jaffrey, New ...
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Here is a list of some links mentioned on the Channel 3 News recently. We will update this list frequently, so please check here often.
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As the case of tainted tomatoes remains unsolved, a fourth person in New Hampshire has fallen ill with a rare strain of salmonella poisoning, the state health department announced Thursday.
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Another Case Of Salmonella Reported In N.H.
Another case of salmonella has been confirmed in New Hampshire. The Department of Health and Human Services said Thursday that the case is related to the recent national outbreak of salmonella.
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Fourth case of Salmonella in NH
The state's fourth case of salmonella food poisoning related to the national outbreak has been identified, the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services announced this morning.
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Pease loses its pilot: Dick Green quits
The Pease Development Authority's executive director, Dick Green, has quit, citing "differences" with the airport board's directors.
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Sex offender arrested again after alleged assaults
A former patient of a psychiatric hospital was arrested yesterday on two charges of sexual assault involving children, less than two months after being discharged from the hospital and registering with police ...
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Return to the front page of NH.com. Find events and attractions in New Hampshire regions and towns.
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The salaries of people employed by government and of those who earn more than $50,000 per year working for a nonprofit organization are public, for good reason.
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Shaheen turns incumbent tables
During her 2002 Senate race against John Sununu, much of the spotlight focused on her record as governor, Jeanne Shaheen said this week.
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SNL Energy presents an overview of the state of New Hampshire's' version of a renewable portfolio standard.
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Is the state watching your lawn?
MILFORD -- Want to clean out stumps, pave a driveway, or grow a lawn?If you live on the edge of a substantial body of water, you should be aware of new state rules.On July 1 the 2008 version of the ...
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Obama Watch: Shooting From Both Sides of His Mouth
Reaction to last week's historic Supreme Court decision overturning the D.C. ban on guns illustrates how far the American people have come in embracing and understanding the Second Amendment.
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Businesses Told to Stop Ripping Licenses
New Hampshire is revising training methods when it comes to checking to see if new drivers' licenses are real.
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Water filters: Hosts make sure boaters don't bring invasive plant life into Beaver Lake
Most people don't get by Jaclyn Stratton at the Beaver Lake boat ramp. That's because she is one of three paid lake hosts at Beaver Lake who is in charge of inspecting each boat that enters the water to make ...
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