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Making Strides -- Ann Marie Baril: 'Helping to fight ... was and is the right thing to do'
Why do Making Strides Against Breast Cancer and the American Cancer Society matter to me?
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Making Strides -- Cindy Morrissette LaPointe: 'Pay it forward, for one never knows'
In my life, I've lost family and friends to cancer and then I was diagnosed in 2012.
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Making Strides -- Karen St. Louis: Breast cancer survivors will be honored at walks across the state
You have cancer. Words that no one wants to hear.
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Making Strides: Discuss risk factors, screening options with your doctor
Some breast cancer risk factors are related to lifestyle and personal behaviors. These are things you can help to control.
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Making Strides: Real Men Wear Pink candidates join the fight
Prominent male community and business leaders from across New Hampshire have joined the American Cancer Society in the fight to end breast cancer through participation in the Real Men Wear Pink campaign.
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Making Strides -- Marie Longo: 'I'm looking forward to Oct. 21 when I can proudly cross another finish line'
I have been an Avon Representative for 22 years and became involved with the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Exeter walk this year as Avon joined the cause as a National Sponsor.
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Making Strides -- Debra Adams: Manchester cancer survivor gets much needed lift from ACS's Road To Recovery program
Debra Adams of Manchester was living a busy life as an instructor of emerging medical professionals when she first heard the dreaded words you have cancer back in July.
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Making Strides -- Elizabeth Barker: 'Community support is vital in spreading the word'
My first year, a co-worker asked me to participate in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk with her back when it was held at Memorial Hospital.
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Making Strides -- Lynda Gillin: 'I would like to see a cure in my lifetime'
When I was 18 years old I was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma.
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60th anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Thurber
Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Thurber of Manchester recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary.
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Jack Savage's Forest Journal: Documentary puts new spotlight on the Merrimack
I came across this Robert Frost poem, A Brook in the City, written nearly 100 years ago.
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Rob Burbank's Outdoors with the AMC: Brook trout the beneficiaries of AMC's river habitat restoration project
My work-related travels took me to Maine last weekend, where I met up with Steve Tatko, the Appalachian Mountain Club's Maine Woods Initiative land manager.
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'The Challenger': New film to tell Christa McAuliffe's inspiring, tragic story
The upcoming film by California-based Argent Pictures does not yet have a release date.
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Hugh Hewitt: The left can't hear the volcano rumbling beneath it
AN HOUR'S brisk walk can take you from the Dunker Church, across the cornfield and down Bloody Lane all the way to Burnside Bridge - the key locations on the battlefield at Antietam, a little more than an hour's drive from the U.S. Capitol and scene of the bloodiest single day for the American military in our history.
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Rally behind Negron
To the Editor: After a candidate-deep Republican primary, it is time for New Hampshire voters to rally behind Second Congressional District candidate Steve Negron.
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Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination heads for final Senate vote
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump's nominee, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, took a step on Friday toward joining the Supreme Court when the Senate approved him in a preliminary vote, despite accusations of sexual misconduct against the judge.After a bitter partisan fight that gripped the country, lawmakers backed Kavanaugh by 51...
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Hillsborough man sentenced to prison for stealing from mother's accounts
Jerry Newton, 54, was found guilty of three Class A felony counts of financial exploitation of an elderly adult.
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Deerfield Fair weekend fouled by traffic tieups
When Deerfield Fair organizers hold their first officers meeting after last weekend's fair, concerns over exceptionally heavy traffic are expected to be a hot topic of discussion.While traffic is a yearly concern for the 142-year-old harvest fair, many patrons have reported that last weekend stood out as the worst they had experienced.
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