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Mark Hayward's City Matters: Officer brings personal touch to downtown beat
She asks shop owners and employees if everything's OK. She gives dining recommendations to visitors. She encourages people on the margins to improve their lives.
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Katie McQuaid's Scene in Manchester: For city's newest gallery, 'Argh' signifies the humor and struggle of art
Argh. It's an expression of frustration, and a fitting name for the city's newest art gallery.
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Northern Pass asks court to force reconsideration of transmission project
Northern Pass hopes a state committee will reconsider its rejection of the proposed 1.6 billion hydroelectric transmission line.
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Stacey Cole's Nature Talks: Enjoying a nature walk with a nature expert
Stacey Cole took a walk with the executive director of the Audubon Society of New Hampshire.
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Last Week's Rare Bird Alert
These are New Hampshire Audubon's Rare Bird Alerts for Monday, July 30, and Monday, Aug. 6.
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Two police officers among four fatally shot in New Brunswick
Four people, including two police officers, were killed in a shooting in eastern Canada on Friday.
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Nashua residents with unlicensed dogs to be fined
Civil forfeiture notices are about to be issued to more than 1,200 dog owners who have failed to register their canines in the Gate City.
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Man seen hiding in Manchester mulch bed charged in theft of two bikes
Jeffrey Beaulieu was found hiding in bushes and ran away before being stopped by another officer and his K-9 partner, police said.
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Vandals smash Trump commemorative block at State Library
A vandal smashed a granite block near the State House honoring President Donald Trump's 2016 New Hampshire Republican primary win early Friday morning, according to state police.
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Bus crashes on I-95 in Greenland children, adults sent to hospital
Thirteen adults and children were rushed to hospitals Friday after their camp bus struck two trees, emergency officials said.
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Strong personal air freshener likely made Epping health workers sick, say hospital officials
Ten employees experienced dizziness and nausea on Thursday at Epping Regional Health Care Center.
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Sen. Woodburn waives arraignment, pleads not guilty to all charges in domestic incidents
State Sen. Jeff Woodburn has waived arraignment and entered not guilty pleas on all charges stemming from allegations of domestic violence against him.
Categories: Manchester News
Manchester man accused of fleeing Goffstown crash scene is found and charged
Three people were injured in the accident July 21.
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Turning off the NFL
To the Editor: It is easy to understand why Chris Girard of Chester says that the NFL is no longer on his TV watch list. It is also no longer on mine either.
Categories: Manchester News
Thanks from Liberty House
To the Editor: The staff and veterans at Liberty House would like to take this opportunity to thank the Mary and Charles Howe Family Fund for their generosity and support of our homeless veterans program in Manchester.
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Clegg insults the North Country
To the Editor: As a lifetime resident of the North Country, it is very hard for me to ignore comments made in the Aug. 5 New Hampshire Sunday News. The article about Sen. Jeff Woodburn's problems written by reporter Kevin Landrigan is an insult to the residents of the North Country.
Categories: Manchester News
Council cash: Corriveau complains, won't disclose
Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.
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Pole taxes: Even out utility property values
Some New Hampshire municipalities have found a way to reach their hands into the pockets of electric utility customers in other towns.
Categories: Manchester News
Another View: Kitchens is the right choice for MHT
AS LOCAL BUSINESS and community leaders chosen by Mayor Joyce Craig to serve on the committee charged with assisting in the search for the next Manchester-Boston Regional Airport director, it is with pride and confidence that we announce our support for the mayor's nominee, Ted Kitchens.
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