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To the Editor: Why not a woman? We, the people, need a woman, a determined, strong, not a novice any longer, with the roar of her voice on the New Hampshire stage, fighting for the rights of the taxpayer!

To the Editor: Back in 2011, my town was redistricted from the First District to the Second. Because my heart is still in the First, I am watching that Democratic primary with a sense of distress.

To the Editor: We are in a strange election cycle as in both the First and Second Congressional Districts. Non-residents of the districts are running. I guess they are taking a page out of Maxine Waters playbook, who does not live in the district she represents.

Two Republicans in the New Hampshire Senate have proven themselves to be hard-working and reliable stewards of the public trust, and deserve another term in Concord.

To the Editor: Thank you for that excellent article last Monday about the new airport director.

PERHAPS ONE DAY a court will find that Donald Trump conspired with his personal lawyer Michael Cohen to pay nondisclosure agreements meant to silence his mistresses. Perhaps one day the House will impeach Trump for breaking those campaign finance laws, and then maybe the Senate will also remove him from office.

To the Editor: If healthcare is an important political issue for you, then vote for Chris Pappas to be the next congressman for New Hampshire's First Congressional District.

To the Editor: We met Rep. Mindi Messmer last year at this time.

Police are investigating allegations that a man injured a seagull's leg by kicking the bird during a weekend incident at Hampton Beach.

MANCHESTER - A city man with a history of drunk driving was arrested on multiple charges after a rollover crash on a Bridge Street lawn, police said Monday. Mark Belair, 54, was taken into custody after crashing near the intersection of Bridge and Belmont streets about 12:30 a.m. Sunday, police said.

CONCORD ' The team hoping to redevelop The Balsams Resort has withdrawn its application before the state Business Finance Authority asking the state to back a 28 million loan guarantee.

CONCORD - A Pembroke man accused of photographing an 11-year-old girl changing in a Walmart dressing room has been charged with a privacy violation, police said Monday.

President Trump's former campaign manager appears willing to drop a 5 million lawsuit he brought against his Windham neighbors in an ongoing property battle over his newly built six-bay garage.

The Gail Singer Memorial Blood Drive continues to enjoy the support that has made the benefit an annual celebration for more than three decades.

The New Hampshire Trappers Association held its 64th Rendezvous at the Belknap Fairgrounds this weekend.

A 14-year-old Pembroke boy was thrown from a dirtbike when he crashed with another rider at Jericho Mountain State Park on Sunday, the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department said.

Lawyers for a company facing a lawsuit after three people died of carbon monoxide inside a Plaistow home in 2014 are preparing for trial now that the new homeowner has allowed their inspectors in examine the residence.

Administrators and trustees at Phillips Exeter Academy apologized to victims and the public at large upon releasing three reports regarding allegations of sexual misconduct at the prestigious prep school going back a half century.