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Six players reached the pinnacle of their illustrious careers when they joined the Baseball Hall of Fame during a sun-splashed ceremony Sunday afternoon in Cooperstown, N.Y.

State police say three people were killed and a fourth suffered life-threatening injuries after the vehicle they were in went off the road.

Eduard Pinto cracked a two-run homer as part of a five-run fifth inning and added a two-run double, leading the New Hampshire Fisher Cats past the Yard Goats 8-1 on Sunday in Hartford, Conn.

Manchester's Marie Schnick and her daughter, Sara Love, placed the winning bid in a recent online auction for the right to spend the night in the famed 'murder room' of the Lizzie Borden Bed and Breakfast in Fall River, Mass., this weekend ' on the anniversary of the murders.

The owner of Vida Cantina restaurant in Portsmouth is excited to head to New Orleans for the Great American Seafood Cook-Off this week.

Leaving its space in Hudson, the East Coast facility for Spraying Systems Co. is now operating in Merrimack and plans to expand its workforce.

Researchers at the University of New Hampshire are developing ways to grow organic strawberries for commercial production, harvest hardy kiwis for wine and jam, create natural wildflower environments for pollinators and improve the quality of milk that cows produce.

A former Catholic shrine here is being transformed into a regional venue for the performing, visual and theatrical arts, thanks to prayers and generous donors.

It's been quiet around here with fewer kids. It gave me time to watch the Ted Williams American Masters TV special on PBS.

The right to keep and bear arms include both a right to keep arms, but also to bear them.

I have a theory. When people lose faith in institutions political parties, organized religion, etc. they don't become cynics or nihilists, they simply transfer their faith to people. Specifically, two kinds of people: themselves and charismatic celebrities.

When you give a bully what he wants, he comes back for more.

To the Editor: Uh oh! McQuaid is drinking the Kool-Aid. He has made the New Hampshire congressional delegation and the liberal voters of the state happy.

To the Editor: I can not wait until Sept. 11 to vote for Andy Sanborn in the Republican primary for Congress in the First District.

State health officials expect to double the number of children with serious behavioral problems who get 'wraparound' services such as peer support, in-home counseling and respite care, after the federal government approved a change in the state's Medicaid plan.

The Post Band, the U.S. Army brigade band stationed at the headquarters of the Department of the South at Hilton Head on South Carolina's Port Royal Sound, was mustered out on July 4, 1865, after two years of service.

To the Editor: We have all seen it. A food shopping cart loaded with all the wrong stuff. Pushed by an obese adult, followed by one or more children, also obese. Talk about 'child abuse.'

A recent report by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, the 2018 Kids Count Data Book, ranked New Hampshire number one in the United States for overall child well-being.

To the Editor: Heat exhaustion can sneak up on you, causing increased body temperature, rapid pulse, headache and fatigue. If you don't get cool, you'll dehydrate, possibly suffer a stroke, or worse, die.

To the Editor: I read with interest Roberta Baker's Silver Linings column about first-time authors and self-publishing.