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Bedford police seek public's help in query into bicyclist's injuries
Police are seeking the public's help determining how a woman suffered serious injuries while riding a bicycle in Bedford on Sunday.
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Hampton collector: Alfa Romeo ordered for Nazi officer 'almost got into the wrong hands'
Bayberry Vintage Autos celebrates the 'mechanical marvel' of the automobile in its shop at the former Exeter and Hampton trolley station.
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Bedford furor continues over counselor parents seek resignations
With some parents demanding the resignation of school administrators, school board members said Monday night there is more they need to learn about why the high school's dean of students testified as a character witness for a former guidance counselor who sexually abused a 14-year-old.
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Shaheen's stunt
To the Editor: It has been reported that Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and Rep. Joe Kennedy have decided to publicly show their obvious Trump Derangement Syndrome by calling for the President's translator at the Helsinki meeting with President Putin of the Russian Federation to come testify before Congress, and tell everything that was discussed in the...
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Kathy Sullivan: How America can survive the Trump presidency
It seems like much longer than 18 months since Donald Trump was inaugurated as President. It often seems that if Charles Dickens were describing 2018, he would say 'It was the worst of times, it was the worst of times.'
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David Harsanyi: Get a grip, Democrats
Last week, The Washington Post published an op-ed headlined 'It's not wrong to compare Trump's America to the Holocaust.' As with similar examples of this genre, it's a sickening display of moral relativism that belittles the suffering and murder of millions in the service of some shortsighted and crass partisan fearmongering.
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It's their money: Windfall for Dunbarton taxpayers
Finding an extra million dollars you didn't know about is not an emergency.
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NH officials say college students don't have standing to sue over election law
Six college students listed as plaintiffs in a lawsuit that challenges the Senate Bill 3 election reform bill are legally able to vote in New Hampshire and lack the standing necessary to challenge the law, New Hampshire officials said in recent court filings.
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Manchester man becomes city's fifth traffic death in 2018
A man who was seriously injured in a car crash last week died Saturday, the fifth person to die in a motor-vehicle accident this year in the city.
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Grant Bosse: Get Bill James a ticket to Cooperstown
No one has gotten better use out of the words and numbers of baseball than Bill James. His writing enriched how fans watched and appreciated baseball, and is now transforming how the game is played. It is time to put Bill James in the Hall of Fame.
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Mike Shalin's Working Press: The amazing Sale, Celts and plenty more
Notes, quotes and observations on the final Tuesday in July.
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Bike and pedestrian plan for Merrimack in final stages
Regional planners expect to have a final report recommending better pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure along the Daniel Webster Highway corridor completed by November.
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Enhanced charges brought forward in rape case involving Nashua girl
Two city residents accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl over an extended period of time are facing new charges in connection with the alleged offenses.
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Police investigating reported stabbing on Lake Avenue in Manchester
Manchester police were busy Monday investigating a reported stabbing on Lake Avenue.
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Laconia city councilor apologizes for remarks, which he says were about paving contractor, not a firefighter
City Councilor Bob Hamel offered a public apology Monday night for remarks he made to firefighters during a July 9 meeting. The comments were made during tense budget discussions between the council and the Fire Department.
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Manchester police warn smoking ban still in effect in city parks
Police are warning visitors to six city parks they plan to start enforcing a smoking ban passed last summer, after officials realized the ordinance ' initially believed to have expired after six months ' remains in effect.
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Former math teacher named interim rector at St. Paul's School
A former math teacher at St. Paul's School in Concord will return to the elite prep school next month to serve as its interim rector for the 2018-19 school year.
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23 wrote glowing letters for counselor who admitted sexually assaulting student
Current and retired professors from Plymouth State University, high school guidance counselors, lawyers and psychologists are among the 23 people who wrote glowing letters to a court supporting former Exeter High School guidance counselor Kristie Torbick, who recently pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a 14-year-old student.
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No jail time for man convicted of stomping on girlfriend's head
A Massachusetts man who stomped on his girlfriend's head and broke her nose during an argument will not serve time behind bars.
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New court date set for Windham selectman charged in bar assault
The next trial date for the Windham selectman charged with assault stemming from a 2017 bar fight is set for Nov. 1 at 1:15 p.m. at the Salem District Court.
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