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Paolo Tedesco scored his second game-winning goal in as many games to break a late tie and push Central to a 2-1 win over Salem.

Dartmouth golf coach Rick Parker was the second-place finisher at the New England Senior PGA Championship, held Tuesday and Wednesday at Burlington Country Club in Vermont.

A suspended state trooper has agreed to plead guilty to collecting 12,468 in overtime pay for hours he never worked, U.S. Attorney Andrew E. Lelling's office announced Thursday.

The federal government has approved New Hampshire's plan to create a 'hub-and-spoke' system of care to address the state's opioid epidemic. Now the real work begins.

Is it necessary to get on the freeway once in a while to keep the car engine in good shape?

BAE said it signed an agreement with the Air Force Research Laboratory AFRL for Phase 1 of an effort to transition gallium nitride GaN semiconductor technology developed by the Air Force to its Advanced Microwave Products Center.

SPACE EXPLORATION in the 21st century offers the possibility to reach new frontiers, from developing a lunar gateway for deep space travel, returning American astronauts to the surface of the Moon and eventually putting humans on Mars.

Brett Kavanaugh, a judge of the highest caliber, now finds himself being judged, although in the decidedly lawless court of public opinion. As such, Kavanaugh, 53, confronts Lady Justice and her pair of scales.

IN THE WAKE of the revelation of Christine Blasey Ford's identity, some have suggested that her allegation against Brett Kavanaugh will be handled more sensitively than such accusations once were thanks to the MeToo movement. That may turn out to be true, but only if at least one other woman comes forward with similar charges.

Some parents in the Jaffrey-Rindge School District are upset at a new grading system that separates effort and behavior from academic mastery.

With kindergarten enrollment jumping more than 40 students over what was originally projected, a proposal to add two more kindergarten teachers may be explored.

A former letter carrier from Nashua pleaded guilty in federal court Thursday to making false statements to obtain disability benefits after investigators observed him repeatedly moving heavy boxes of comics at a Comicon event in Manchester, despite claims that injuries to his neck, back and arm prevented him from working.

A conceptual plan to build 21 apartments along the Daniel Webster Highway received a cool reception from town planners this week.

The federal government has approved New Hampshire's plan to create a 'hub-and-spoke' system of care to address the state's opioid epidemic. Now the real work begins.

Officials from the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry laid out their plans to test people exposed to contaminated drinking water at Pease International Tradeport during a meeting Thursday evening.

The Mount Washington Commission has released a 14-page Attorney General's report that answers some questions while potentially raising new ones about who owns what atop the highest mountain in the Northeast.

Filing civil cases just got a little easier for lawyers with Tuesday's launch of a new electronic filing system for all superior courts in the state.

President Donald Trump pressed fellow Republicans in Congress on Thursday to 'get tough' and push to fund his proposed border wall in the current spending bill, raising the specter of a government shutdown when funding lapses later this month.

ATT Inc. on Thursday asked a federal appeals court to reject the Justice Department's challenge to its acquisition of Time Warner, saying the government had offered no basis for second guessing key conclusions of a ruling upholding the transaction.

Pinkerton Academy received approval to relocate its alternative learning program to a house on Tsienneto Road. Soon, it will present plans to build a new driveway near the house that leads into the east section of the campus.