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Protesting the pig scramble
To the Editor: This year, a group of demonstrators will again be right outside of the Deerfield Fair on Saturday, Sept. 29 starting at noon to expose cruel pig scrambles. Why fairs insist on dragging on a tradition of cruelty to baby animals in 2018 is perplexing.
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Garrison Keillor: Old man in his pew among the Piskies
A WHOLE STRING of perfect summery September days and we sit outdoors eating our broiled fish and cucumber salad and the last of the sweet corn crop while looking at news of people stranded in flooded towns in North Carolina, unable to evacuate because they are caring for an elderly bedridden relative.
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New law places limits on collecting court costs from poor people
The New Hampshire Supreme Court has ruled that public defenders have to follow the same rules for collecting payment from poor people as prosecutors do when they want to collect fines levied by a judge.
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Number of NH Legionnaires' disease cases rises
State health officials have increased the number of confirmed cases of Legionnaires' disease to 18, following an outbreak in Hampton this summer which left one person dead and 16 hospitalized.
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Pedestrian struck by car in Londonderry, sent to hospital
A car struck a male pedestrian who was walking along the side of High Range Road just south of Shasta Drive, according to Battalion Chief Fred Heinrich of the Londonderry Fire Department.
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Monadnock animal shelter swamped with Labrador retrievers bill now tops 50k
The dozens of Labrador retrievers taken from a Marlborough man charged with animal cruelty earlier this summer have cost the Monadnock Humane Society at least 50,000 so far, and that figure could double before the case ends in court, said Kathy Collingsworth, the executive director for the Monadnock Humane Society.
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WW II era aircraft on display in Laconia
History came alive for visitors to the Laconia Airport as the Collings Foundation Wings of Freedom Tour displayed some of the most iconic aircraft of World War II.
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2 Koreas aim for pact to unlock nuclear talks
Leaders of South and North Korea plan to announce steps aimed at rekindling stalled nuclear talks and deepening bilateral ties after they meet for a second day of summit talks on Wednesday in the North's capital Pyongyang.
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Grasso can hardly wait for UNH hockey season
The University of New Hampshire men's hockey team opens the season under first-year head coach Mike Souza in a little more than three weeks and Patrick Grasso can't wait.
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Poland suggests 'Fort Trump' as U.S. weighs military base
President Donald Trump said on Tuesday the United States is considering a request from Poland for a permanent U.S. military presence in the fellow NATO country, acknowledging that he shares Poland's concerns about possible Russian aggression.
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Russia blames Israel after jet downed off Syria
Russian officials Tuesday blamed Israel for the downing of a Russian military aircraft near Syria's Mediterranean coast that killed 15 people, even though the plane was shot down by Syrian air defenses.
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Judge denies attempt by Purdue Pharma to dismiss suit
A lawsuit brought by the state against pharmaceutical giant Purdue Pharma has received the green light to head to trial after a Merrimack County judge denied a request to dismiss the case.
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Cat killed, home severely damaged in Wolfeboro blaze
Officials say no one was injured but a pet cat was killed and a home seriously damaged in a fire Tuesday afternoon on Pine Hill Road in Wolfeboro.
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Dover police issue warning about bears wandering around city
Police in Dover are warning people about the number of bears in the city. On Tuesday, officials said bears have been seen in the Melody Terrace and Stocklan Circle neighborhoods recently.
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Motorcycle bursts into flames, shutting down Route 125
Route 125 in Barrington was shut down Tuesday afternoon after a motorcycle burst into flames after colliding with a pickup truck travelling in the opposite direction.
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Police: Man charged in fatal Gilford crash flunked field sobriety test, was slurring words
The Lakes Region man charged with negligent homicide in connection with last month's fatal car crash on Lakeshore Road, flunked a field sobriety test at the scene, according to a police affidavit seeking an arrest warrant.
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Kingston officer still recuperating after accidental shooting
A local police officer remains out of work after accidentally shooting himself in the leg while training at a firing range last week.
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NH jobless rate remains 2.7
Staff reportCONCORD - New Hampshire's preliminary seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for August 2018 was 2.7 percent, unchanged from July and August 2017, New Hampshire Employment Security reported Tuesday. It marked the sixth consecutive month the...
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London-based film execs to visit Colebrook, consider miniseries on 1997 Carl Drega drama
Representatives of a London-based independent film and TV production company will be here next week to talk to folks and scout potential locations for a six- to eight-part miniseries based on the 2015 book, 'In the Evil Day: Violence Comes to One Small Town.'
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Officer testifies she was 'jackhammer punched' during brawl
A Manchester policewoman could have died during a melee when a bar patron held her to the ground and 'jackhammer punched' the side of her head, according to a Hillsborough county prosecutor who obtained an attempted murder charge against the patron.
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