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Blackhawk Pilots And National Guard Crew Honored Hours After Daring Conway Rescue
Five people were rescued from their roofs in Conway as the rising waters of the Saco River threatened their lives.
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Concord, NH|News|
NH AG: Woman Was Pregnant When Murdered In Ossipee
Christine Falzone, the woman who was murdered in Ossipee Sunday, was 35 to 37 weeks pregnant when she died of blunt force injuries.
Exeter, NH|News|
Anita Freeman Retrospective Opens In Exeter
The Seacoast Artist Association in Exeter starts off the New Year with “Looking Back at Landscapes,” a retrospective by the Durham artist.
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Countway Confirmed To New Hampshire Supreme Court; Laconia Land Deal Delayed
The Executive Council has confirmed Third Circuit Court Judge Melissa Beth Countway of Alton to be an Assoc. Supreme Court Justice.
Nashua, NH|News|
Brookline Fire Chief Placed On Paid Leave, But No Answers As To Why
Few answers are forthcoming about Brookline Fire Chief Charles Corey’s job status after the veteran firefighter was put on paid leave.
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Fiscal Committee Agrees To $900,000 Payment For Services After Court Order
The Center for Medicaid Services told the agency to stop using Medicaid funds to pay for services for 5 developmentally disabled adults.
Nashua, NH|News|
Notable NH Deaths: Ted Walski Credited With Bringing Wild Turkeys Back To New Hampshire
Veterans from Hillsborough, Laconia, Langdon, and Nashua; a Portsmouth educator; a Windham nun and educator; a Dover store owner.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Ex-Sheriff Mark Brave Indicted For Theft, Perjury, Falsifying Evidence
AG photo Then-Strafford County Sheriff Mark Brave
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Discover the truth behind news stories, uncover the facts, and explore various perspectives on how stories are covered and funded.
Concord, NH|News|
Judge Rules Eric Spofford Has 'No Viable' Basis To Sue NHPR For Defamation
Nancy West photo Hearing Aug. 1 in Rockingham County Superior Court in Brentwood in the Eric Spofford lawsuit against NHPR. From left: N ...
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Speaking of Words: English Is Gonna Change From What It Yusta Be
Ferber: How did English hit upon go as a future auxiliary verb? Examples can be found as far back as 1500 or so.
Across New Hampshire|News|
State Seeks Stay In ConVal Education Decision And Reconsideration
The state wants a court ruling on edu funding to be reconsidered by the judge and to stay an injunction requiring legislative action to fix.
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First Step To Reducing Phosphorous Pollution From State Fish Hatcheries Begins
NH Fish & Game has started the improvement process with one hatchery in New Hampton, after being forced to clean up by a lawsuit.
Merrimack, NH|News|
PFAS Continue To Be A Priority Among Some NH Lawmakers
Some state Reps. have not relinquished their demands for accountability, healthcare support, and systemic change in how PFAS are addressed.
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NH Center For Justice And Equity: Who's Speaking Which Languages In New Hampshire?
Poore: Understanding linguistic diversity is important to developing policies and directives that are inclusive and culturally responsive.
Manchester, NH|News|
Radio Free New Hampshire: This Year's Chanukah Column Is Different
Davidow: We have often been assured that “you can criticize Israel without being anti-Semitic” ... but that effort is getting harder.
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Land And Community Heritage Investment Program Approves Of 25 Grants
Twenty-five conservation projects from Westmoreland to Dover, and Plainfield to Ossipee were approved for grants recently.
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Speaking Of Words: Words On Holiday
Ferber: There is an old story, too good to be true, about a debate over the word “Christmas”; one person wanted it changed to “Christtide.”
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Maine Man Pleads Guilty To Threatening Portsmouth High
A Maine man pleaded guilty in federal court in Concord to charges in connection to the online threats he made to the Portsmouth High School.
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Power To The People: NHSaves May Yet Go Down The Drain
Kreis: If you think the Public Utilities Commission has seen the light about efficiency and abandoned its hostility, you would be mistaken.
