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College Football: Tough road for UNH
Through its first two games, the University of New Hampshire offense is averaging 33.0 yards per game on the ground. The Wildcats will likely need to do much better in that area to have any shot at an upset Saturday when they play at the University of Colorado 5 p.m..
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Joe Duball's H.S. Soccer: Goals run in the Brummett family
NHIAA SOCCER has seen its fair share of family fun over the years with siblings following in each other's footsteps or succeeding together on the pitch.
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Kevin Landrigan's Granite Status: Dems are energized by primary turnout
The official numbers will likely not come out until the end of business today, but the Democratic turnout Tuesday clearly blew away the all-time record for a state primary in any year, presidential or midterm.
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Dignity in health care
To the Editor: Is asking for a little dignity in our medical care too much to ask for?
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Back on the trail, Kelly lashes out at Gov. Sununu
Just over 12 hours after declaring victory in the Democratic primary for governor, Molly Kelly was back on the campaign trail Wednesday, courting voters at the Red Arrow Diner.
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NH Club News: 'Good Health' gardening tops garden club kickoff
The Manchester Garden Club's first meeting of the season will be held at 12:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 20, at the Manchester City Library, lower level.
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NH Cub Scouts officially opens doors to girls
New Hampshire's largest Boy Scout organization kicks off a new era today when it begins officially signing up girls as Cub Scouts, part of the groundbreaking decision last year by Scouts nationwide to open its membership to girls.
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ER doctor sues Lakes Region General Hospital alleging he was improperly stripped of work hours
In response to a lawsuit, LRGHealthcare asserts that it removed an emergency room physician from the work schedule at Franklin Regional Hospital because of his 'ongoing and continued negative interactions with employees and patients.
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Five-day Manchester manhunt ends with murder suspect in custody
After a tense, hours-long standoff followed by a five-day manhunt, police on Wednesday afternoon found homicide suspect Paul Dimick holed up in a home less than a half-mile from the crime scene.
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NH water rescue team headed to North Carolina to assist with Hurricane Florence
After years of training and dedication, New Hampshire's swift water rescue team is deploying for the first time outside the state to assist hurricane victims.
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Officer wounded in accidental shooting at Kingston gun range saved by peer
A fellow officer took life-saving steps to help a Kingston police officer who suffered a serious gunshot wound to his right leg while training at the police department's firing range off Dorre Road Wednesday afternoon.8232
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Elaine Stritch's one-woman show to be screened in Jaffrey
Elaine Stritch's Emmy and Tony award-winning show lifted the curtain on the ups and downs of her private and professional life.
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Ani DiFranco gets personal about memoir and blazing her own trail
After writing and recording 20 albums of her own songs, Ani DiFranco was up for a new challenge.
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AG to announce findings in St. Paul's School sexual misconduct investigation
CONCORD ' Attorney General Gordon MacDonald on Thursday will announce the results of a year-long investigation into sexual misconduct and obstruction of justice at St. Paul's School.
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Help Seacoast Science Center in a species scavenger hunt Saturday
The Seacoast Science Center's 16th annual BioBlitz, a day-long species scavenger hunt, runs from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday in Odiorne Point State Park.
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Artist Ethan Murrow draws public into Manchester history with Sharpie installation
Vermont artist Ethan Murrow and his team of artist assistants have quite literally been drawing the public into an installation of Queen City history at the Currier Museum of Art.
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Sal 'The Voice' Valentinetti croons way in Queen City's Palace Theatre
Sal 'The Voice' Valentinetti, who crooned his way through Season 11 of the hit NBC show 'America's Got Talent,' takes over The Palace Theatre, 80 Hanover St., at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
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Catch bull riding, motocross and lumberjack action at inaugural Seacoast Extreme County Fair
Kenny Churchill rode bulls for 20 years, but now he's gearing up for another wild ride.
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Top Telluride selections to screen in Hanover, Portsmouth
Selections from Colorado's famed Telluride Film Festival are on the road and headed to the Granite State.
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Glendi is back with Greek food, music and marketplace in Manchester
Before the trees start changing color in the Queen City, the grounds of St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral will be covered in grape leaves ' and other tasty Greecian specialities ' for the annual Glendi celebration.
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