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2-hour lockdown at Pinkerton Academy cancels pep rally ahead of epic 'Mack Plaque' rivalry
Seniors at Pinkerton Academy are angry and disappointed their last pep rally of the year, and ahead of a major sports rivalry weekend, was canceled due to comments allegedly made by a classmate.
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Texas con man gets 71 months for selling 4 excavators he didn't own to Windham firm for 120K
CONCORD - A Texas man who sold four excavators he didn't own to a Windham business that paid him 120,000 will be spending 71 months in a federal prison.
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One arrested, two sought after break up ends in Langdon home invasion and beating, police say
Tiffany Dyer had been in a relationship with the victim, who had what appeared to be life-threatening injuries, state police detective Michael McLaughlin said.
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Stacey Cole's Nature Talks: Downy is Granite State's most frequently seen woodpecker
It is the smallest member of the woodpecker family and measures 6 inches from tip of bill to end of tail.
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Last Week's Rare Bird Alert
This is New Hampshire Audubon's Rare Bird Alert for Monday, Sept. 17.
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Engagement: Saltzman-Goss
The couple will marry in January 2019 at Saint Elizabeth Seton Church in Bedford.
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Military News: Former Weare resident promoted in Air Force Special Ops
Corey Fossbender, formerly of Weare , son of Robert Fossbender of Francestown, was promoted to Chief Master Sergeant in the Air Force Special Operations.
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Favorable fall show expected this foliage season
Leaf peepers could be in for a treat as weather conditions appear to be ripe for a spectacular foliage season.
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From Fish Game: It's fall, and hunting season is here
It is now archery season for deer and turkey, which runs from Sept. 15 through Dec. 15.
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Win 6 tickets to see Friends! The Musical Parody at the Capitol Center
To enter, submit a selfie of you and the 5 other friends you would bring to the show with you. All selfies may become part of the show!
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Fiscal recklessness
To the Editor: Thanks to the tax giveaway to the wealthy rammed through by the Republicans in Washington, we will now be facing annual 1 trillion deficits on top of a staggering national debt of 21 trillion.
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Republican stooges
To the Editor: A stooge is a person who exists merely to serve others, hence congressional Republicans certainly qualify in spades. Their failure to hold President Trump accountable defies logic in the face of the success of the Mueller probe, yet they fumble along, hoping their indifference will somehow bolster their poorly defined agenda.
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High school fair for Hooksett students
To the Editor: On Monday, Sept. 24 at 6:30 p.m., Hooksett 8th graders and their parents will have the opportunity to attend the annual High School Fair at Cawley Middle School. Representatives from a number of schools will be there including Manchester Central, Memorial, West and MST.
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Patrick Buchanan: Has Russia given up on the West?
By the end of his second term, President Ronald Reagan, who had called the Soviet Union an evil empire, was strolling through Red Square with Russians slapping him on the back.
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New deal in Merrimack: Taking down the toll booths
When New Hampshire was building the F.E. Everett Turnpike, the deal was that Merrimack would get three exits, and each exit would have a toll booth.
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Fighting with faith: Salvation Army's mission
A brief news release may have gone largely unnoticed in the flood of coverage and concern over Hurricane Florence last week.
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Crosscheck works: Detecting double voting
A Hampton couple who admitted to voting twice each in the 2016 election is rightfully facing felony voter fraud charges.
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NH man dies on top of train after leaving Yankee Stadium
A New Hampshire man was killed Wednesday night less than an hour after watching the Boston Red Sox lose to the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium, after officials say he climbed on top of a Connecticut-bound train, where he came into contact with high-voltage overhead electrified wires.
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