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This is a scenario we often see, where a company has become so focused on what they can do for their customers that they've lost sight of what they should do. You need to verify the course of your ship, so you look to the sky only to discover the stars that have guided you are now too faint to follow.

Berkshire Hathaway Verani Realty recently added 10 new real estate agents who will serve clients in the residential and commercial real estate markets throughout New Hampshire.

Concord has 31 trails covering 81 miles. What better way to get some exercise, enjoy the outdoors, see some foliage and meet new people than on a guided hike on an early fall morning.

As centenarians in hospice, June LeBlanc, 100, of Goffstown and Ella Olsen, 102 of Nashua receive compassionate attention from nurses, family members, and paid attendants ' but nothing as calming and instantly therapeutic as 30-minute visits from Wolfie ' a dog the size of a prehistoric wolf, and Bucky and Nutmeg ' miniature...

An anonymous donor is providing cash to the local school district to purchase clothing and other supplies for homeless students.

When it opens this week, the fifth Glen House will become the newest lodging establishment in the White Mountains and will fulfill a 25-year master plan for the Mount Washington Auto Road.

The long-awaited construction of a pedestrian bridge connecting the Heritage Rail Trail and Mine Falls Park kicked off on Friday.

The Director of Motor Vehicles, Elizabeth A. Bielecki, has released the following list of Driving While Intoxicated revocations. Please note the actual date of revocation may have preceded this announcement.

Disabled veterans got to feel the sun on their face and the wind in their hair while getting the chance to hook a big fish this weekend.

GOV. CHRIS SUNUNU'S veto of the latest bailout for the polluting biomass industry should be upheld by the New Hampshire Legislature on Thursday. Like last year's bailout, Senate Bill 365 demonstrates that industrial-scale wood-burning power plants simply cannot survive without wasteful and ongoing subsidies from ratepayers and the public.

Captain Bob's Lobster Tours and Fishing Charters had to cancel an outing Saturday when the 42-foot Miss Ava Lee got stuck on a sandbar.

To the Editor: Thank you to all of the candidates for jumping into the race to unseat Democrat Rep. Ann Kuster. However, no other candidate in this race can match the all-around true conservative values of Steve Negron.

To the Editor: My name is Bill Whalen, and I am asking for your vote as the Democratic write-in candidate for Belknap County Commissioner.

THE HUNTING SEASON for black bear has begun. I heard on the wireless that officials are asking that hunters not shoot bears that have been banded for tracking purposes.

To the Editor: I am not anti-gun. I own guns that I use for target shooting and a handgun that is primarily designed for personal defense.

To the Editor: I am always amazed that after a hard-fought sporting match both sides don't always shake hands and congratulate their opponent. And if we can't expect it in sports, why would we expect it in politics?

To the Editor: As a former town council member and chair, I worked with many state and federal elected officials, none better than Chris Pappas and Terry Wolf, both having rejected politics for public service long ago. Now, Chris is running for Congress and Terry for state senator, positions that will affect your family and wallet.

To the Editor: It is no longer whispers, and rumors. The behavior of Sen. Andy Sanborn is spelled out in print within the hundreds of pages of the attorney general's report.

To the Editor: Recently, the half-dozen or so Republican candidate wannabes who want to run against Annie Kuster to represent District 2 in the United States Congress went on TV. My memory of that appearance is that they touched on zero matters that affect the well-being of New Hampshire residents.

To the Editor: On Sept. 11, I am voting for Maura Sullivan to represent New Hampshire as the Democratic nominee in the First Congressional District.