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Court documents: Driver in camp van crash wrote of seizures, joining AA
In letters to a Maine court, the man behind the wheel of a van carrying summer camp kids that crashed in Greenland last week revealed that he has epilepsy, suffers from seizures, and had joined Alcoholics Anonymous to 'regain a grip' on his life.
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Ossipee man killed in crash less than 24 hours after DWI arrest
Less than 24 hours after being charged with driving while intoxicated, an Ossipee man was at the wheel in a crash that killed him and seriously injured several others, police said.
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Red Sox: Sale stifles Orioles
Chris Sale returned from the disabled list in style on Sunday and struck out 12 Orioles in five innings while Steve Pearce homered as the Boston Red Sox defeated Baltimore, 4-1, at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
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Roger Brown's State of Sports: Field may be wide open this week in Portsmouth
THE NEW Hampshire Women's Golf Association may get something this week it has lacked in most years: a nail-biting finish in the NHWGA Amateur Championship being held at Portsmouth Country Club.
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Ex-Trump aide Omarosa releases recording of White House firing
WASHINGTON ' Former White House aide and reality television participant Omarosa Manigault Newman played a recording in a TV interview on Sunday of her dismissal and indicated she had other recordings from her time in the Trump administration.
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Washington white nationalist rally sputters in sea of counterprotesters
WASHINGTON ' A white nationalist rally in the heart of Washington drew two dozen demonstrators and thousands of chanting counterprotesters on Sunday, the one-year anniversary of racially charged violence in Charlottesville, Va.
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Trump backs boycott of Harley Davidson in steel tariff dispute
WASHINGTON ' President Donald Trump backed boycotting American motorcycle manufacturer Harley -Davidson Inc. on Sunday, the latest salvo in a dispute between the company and Trump over tariffs on steel.
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Boston bridges reopen, easing commuter woes
Massachusetts transportation officials have announced the reopening of two bridges in a busy area of Boston, meeting an expected deadline.
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FBI seeks motive after airline worker steals, crashes plane
The hardest part of stealing a commercial plane from an international airport was already over for Richard Russell.
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NH wins kudos for cancer policies from American Cancer Society
New Hampshire is making progress when it comes to preventing or reducing suffering and death from cancer, according to the American Cancer Society, which gave the state its highest grade in five of the nine categories it uses to evaluate the 50 states.
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Ups and downs at the Manchester airport
After 12 straight years of year-over-year passenger declines, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport gained altitude with its passenger numbers during the year's first four months.
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Fish and Game officer hit by OHRV driven by a youth in Derry
DERRY ' New Hampshire Fish and Game officials say a conservation officer was injured Sunday in Derry after being hit by an off-highway recreational vehicle driven by a youth.
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Silver Linings: Rescues rare, but hiking seniors have special needs
The recent high-profile rescue of a 71-year-old Florida man and his slightly younger companion from one of the most treacherous trails on Mount Washington begs two questions: What was this fellow thinking? Are hiking seniors safe?
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Torbick testimony fallout: Schools may have broken law, ACLU says
The state's most prominent civil liberties group warned Friday that officials at a public school and university may have violated the law after faculty members lost their jobs following their support for Kristie Torbick, the Exeter High School guidance counselor convicted of sexually assaulting a student.
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Foresters race historic sawmill against modern timber saw
DERRY - Foresters with the New Hampshire Division of Forest and Lands brought a modern mobile saw mill to historic Taylor Mill at 242 Island Pond Road in Derry during a public demonstration Saturday.
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Aldermen to discuss controversial townhouse rezoning proposal
MANCHESTER ' City aldermen will hold a public hearing this week that could breathe new life into a controversial rezoning for luxury townhouses in the city's south end that a court blocked earlier this year for failing to reach a super-majority threshold to pass.
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Third annual open house at Team O'Neil Rally School in Dalton again brings out those with a need for controlled speed
DALTON - Here in the White Mountains, where there are more neat things to do than time to do them, one annual event, the Team O'Neil RallyFest, is making a strong case for being at or near the top of many a bucket list.
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Bethlehem fire chief honored for 50 years of service to town
BETHLEHEM - Acknowledging that it came as a complete surprise, Fire Chief Jack Anderson got the axe on Saturday from the Board of Selectmen and was very grateful for it.
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45 townhouses approved in Merrimack
The project is being spearheaded by NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire, and will be built along the Daniel Webster Highway.
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