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To the Editor: I am a single mother of four, a real estate agent, and supporter of Carla Gericke for state Senate.

To the Editor: The New Hampshire Legislature voted to approve a subsidy to wood-burning energy that will add about 5 cents per kilowatt hour to our electric bills, already fifth highest in the nation.

To the Editor: I am not one to talk about or get into debates when it comes to politics, but I have to shout from the rooftops my absolute support of Chris Sununu being reelected as our governor of New Hampshire.

To the Editor: In 1858, Abraham Lincoln wrote that 'a house divided against itself cannot stand.'

To the Editor: Should I stay or should I go?

To the Editor: I read with great interest your recent editorial on the Libertarian Party.

To the Editor: Silence is not always golden. As an immigrant from Germany, I have been exposed to European history since my early childhood.

Woman wanted for sinking boyfriend's car into river and using his credit cards for shopping spree.

A Texas man running a 3-D printed guns company was booked into a Houston jail on a charge of sexual assault on Sunday after Taiwanese officials sent him back to the United States, where he is accused of having sex with an underage girl.

On a night of important milestones, in a car hastily repaired after a brush with the wall during qualifying, Kyle Busch held off Kevin Harvick to win Saturday night's Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond Raceway to advance to the second round of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs.

Matthew Stafford threw two touchdown passes while leading a ball-control attack, and the Detroit Lions handed former New England defensive coordinator Matt Patricia his first head coaching victory by defeating the visiting Patriots 26-10 on Sunday.

Conservation officers say two people suffered serious injuries in accidents involving an all-terrain vehicle and trail bike in Gorham and Berlin on Sunday.

A federal lawsuit filed in Concord claims a woman was denied a sales job at a Party City location in Nashua, after a store manager realized she has autism.

Haunted by costly degrees and insurmountable student debt, American college students now spend more time working paid jobs than in lectures, the library or studying at home.

White House, Kavanaugh deny magazine's account of sexual misconduct by a second accuser

MOVING A DEAD whale is an unusual challenge. After last week's news coverage about the minke whale in Rye, the New England Aquarium, one of the oldest marine animal rescue organizations in the world, wanted to add some additional perspective.

A small business that uses software to broker rare coin and stamp sales on eBay is worried the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in South Dakota v. Wayfair may put him out of business if Congress doesn't pass a fix.

To the Editor: The natural gas disaster that struck Massachusetts was a mere 30 miles south of Liberty Utilities' proposed Granite Bridge Pipeline. Nearly simultaneously, dozens of homes exploded with 60 to 90 fires erupting in the communities of Lawrence, Andover and North Andover. More than 8,000 people were evacuated from their homes.

Bank of New Hampshire promoted William 'Bill' Zafirson to executive vice president-chief retail lending officer.

MEREDITH mdash Noahrsquos Ark toys have a long tradition in American culture and were among the most popular childrenrsquos playthings of the 19th century in Europe and the U.S. Nearly every Victorian family of means had one and generations of children were endeared by the story of a man, a boat and...