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AS YOU MAY KNOW, Brett Kavanaugh has already been found guilty of crimes against leftism, so now we're just working our way backward from the ideological indictment to the personal one.

To the Editor: As an independent voter, I have found myself becoming increasingly disappointed and frustrated with politicians over the years. I place a high level of importance on principles and integrity, and I value practical efforts toward solving pressing problems.

To the Editor: My name is Mark Linn, and I am running with the Libertarian Party for state representative in Hillsborough County District 40, which includes the towns of Hollis, Milford, Mont Vernon, and New Boston.

To the Editor: My name is Mike Visconti and I am running for state representative in District 14 Concord, Ward 4 as a Republican in the General Election on Nov. 6.

To the Editor: No one should ever have to choose between seeking medical care and staying in this country. But that is exactly the situation many people will find themselves in if proposed changes to U.S. immigration policy are permitted to proceed.

I'VE ALWAYS BEEN sympathetic to firefighters. I'm sure most people share my respect for those who would undertake such a grueling, dangerous job.

The city will be moving forward with the latest technology as officials here work to filter out contamination from drinking water at Pease International Tradeport.

A Raymond dog breeder is facing animal cruelty charges for allegedly failing to seek medical care for a puppy accidentally burned by bacon grease.

The Saint-Gobain facility in town is still releasing small amounts of polyfluoroalkyl chemicals from its smokestacks, which could be contributing to local groundwater contamination, according to officials.

A Middleton man has been arrested for vandalism and breaking into a police cruiser and stealing equipment he found inside, according to authorities.

The national political spotlight on Judge Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court shifted to New Hampshire Monday night as Republican U.S. Sen. Jeff Flake spoke at the N.H. Institute of Politics.

The lover and former student of fired St. Paul's School teacher David Pook avoided jail time Monday when she pleaded guilty to two charges related to false testimony she gave last year to a grand jury.

To the Editor: There sure has been a lot of craziness since President Trump was elected. If you watch the news every day, the message being delivered is that the Trump presidency is in constant chaos and incapable of getting anything done.

Cities and towns across the state will receive close to 11 million in additional aid to help cover the cost of students attending full-day kindergarten, according to the latest estimates released Monday by the New Hampshire Department of Education.

To the Editor: Voters shouldn't have to pay for their right to have all of the information they need to make a fair and valid decision on election night.

To the Editor: I am the president and CEO of EWP Renewable Corporation and we are the owners of the biomass plants located in Whitefield and Springfield. I am responsible for the 42 New Hampshire employees at these facilities. Another 15 people provide corporate support for these renewable energy projects.

The University of New Hampshire-Manchester launched an introductory biotechnology high-school class on Monday, part of a workforce development effort funded by ARMI and its BioFabUSA program.

To the Editor: I want to thank Sen. Jeb Bradley, and Reps. Gene Chandler, Karen Umberger, and Mark McConkey for supporting the veto override of SB 365 biomass bill. All four of these elected officials had an important role making the override occur. They put their constituents over politics and were personally invested in getting the veto...

Manchester teachers and the aldermanic committee negotiating with them can't even agree about what to talk about.

To the Editor: Public schools make America and New Hampshire great. I oppose any move by our Legislature to steal funds from our public schools and siphon them to private schools. Education should not be a partisan issue, but the environment in Concord is one where Republicans support dismantling our education system.