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'A grand honor' to receive tribute from former Gov. Merrill

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A bit ago I received a very welcome letter from the Hon. Stephen Merrill, former Governor of New Hampshire. I chuckled...

About 5,000 people filled downtown Peterborough Saturday during the Children and the Arts Day Giant Puppet Parade.

Children and the Arts fest draws 5,000 to Peterborough

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PETERBOROUGH — Monadnock region children converged in Peterborough Saturday for the 19th Annual Children and the...

Goffstown High School's Habitat for Humanity group — including Danielle Stanton-Turcotte, left, and trip organizer Taylor Giammarino — had a good time while working hard in Lake Worth, Fla.

Goffstown High students and teachers help revitalize a poor Florida neighborhood

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A group from Goffstown High School recently built a home through Habitat for Humanity.

The “Prayer for Healing” is attached to each comfort shawl that is knitted and distributed to sick patients at St. Joseph Hospital as part of a special ministry at the hospital.

Volunteers cloak patients in compassion

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At St. Joseph Hospital in Nashua, seriously ill patients receive crocheted garments to ease their pain.

When it comes to training a dog, your words matter

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Many owners and even some dog trainers believe that it's important to repeat the cue that a dog has just performed...

Like lemmings, they're all off to camp

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This is the time of year when thousands of New Hampshire people, particularly southern New Hampshire people, are...

Dick Pinney's Guide Lines: Trout, salmon fishing has been exceptional so far this season

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The ice has been out for several weeks even in the far reaches of Maine and New Hampshire and fishing for trout and...

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It's all aboard at Hobo Junction on 64 Railroad Street in Lincoln.

The Hobo Railroad has special offerings for its 25th anniversary

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LINCOLN — The Hobo Railroad is celebrating its 25th anniversary this season, rolling out special summer events and rolling back the ticket prices to 1987 rates on selected dates.

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Keene man not a terrorist, uncle says

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The uncle of Jared Chase, the 27-year-old Keene man arrested Friday on terrorism-related charges before the start of the NATO summit in Chicago, said the charges don't fit the nephew he knows.

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0 U.S. marshals joining search for man charged in invasion

0 More than 500 participate in NH Heroes charity ride

Garry Rayno's State House Dome: Lawmakers prepare for last dance

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The legislative playoffs have officially begun after House and Senate members finished their voting on all bills last week.

6 aldermen were willing to override tax cap

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A vote on the tax cap could impact teacher union talks, layoffs at schools still in flux and Hackett Hill's forgotten player.

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Al and Andrea Goudreau, owners of Treats and Treasures Gift Shop in Pittsburg, say their store has become more than a gift shop with the extra inventory and services they've added in five years of ownership.

Pittsburg gift shop on Route 3 expands

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PITTSBURG — A popular Pittsburg business that's been around for generations is looking a little different these days.

Wendy Douglas,manager of the Franklin Animal Shelter, holds Jasmine, a 4-year-old female cat that needs a home.

Franklin shelter faces closure

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FRANKLIN — The potential closure of the city's animal shelter has workers worried about the safety of the city's pets.

From left, presenters Jamie Coughlin of ABI, and Tom Kuegler of Wasabi Ventures; Mosaic's CEO Gerard Murphy, and Mosaic's CTO Andy Young.

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Realtor Q and A: Easements can affect property values and uses

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In New Hampshire easements are very common. The most common easement is known as a right of way.


Center Harbor is home to scientist, patent attorney – and farmer -- Tracy Aquilla.

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Upon hearing the sad news Frank Sullivan died Monday, veteran sportscaster Bob Lobel and longtime broadcaster Ken Cail both referred to their former WGIR radio colleague as “Mr. Manchester.”

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It's a rare day indeed when Chester and Kris Holleran's rare dogs fail to capture attention. On a warm summer evening, when the Londonderry couple takes their three Chinook dogs out for a stroll, or perhaps for an ice cream cone at nearby Mack's Apples, that's when the questions begin.

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On Thursday, Franconia company Garnet Hill closed the office and sent all of its employees to the camp for the fourth annual Work Day.

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The grounds at Gossler Park Elementary School sparkle a little more, and student hockey skills are a little sharper, after several local companies gave their workers the day off to volunteer at the West Side elementary school.

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Connor Jennings got so excited about winning the Merrimack County Savings Bank Rock 'N Race 5K on Thursday night that he showed up to accept his first-place award in a stylish dark suit.

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Published May 19, 2012

Photo Gallery: St. Anselm Commencement, May 19, 2012

Photo Gallery: St. Anselm Commencement, May 19, 2012

The focus was on family, friends, faith and service at St. Anselm College’s 119th commencement Saturday, as nearly 400 students received degrees.



Published May 19, 2012

Photo Gallery: Wilmington vs. SNHU baseball, May 19, 2012

Photo Gallery: Wilmington vs. SNHU baseball, May 19, 2012

SNHU stayed alive by beating Wilmington (Del.) University, 6-3, in the first elimination game of the day of the NCAA East Regional Tournament.



Published May 19, 2012

Photo Gallery: UNH and UNH School of Law Commencements, May 19, 2012

Photo Gallery: UNH and UNH School of Law Commencements, May 19, 2012

More than 2,800 students received associate, bachelor's and graduate degrees at the University of New Hampshire in Durham on Saturday. Later, 172 students received degrees from the UNH School of Law.



Published May 18, 2012

SNHU vs. Dowling, May 17, 2012

SNHU vs. Dowling, May 17, 2012

Top-seeded and host Southern New Hampshire University, coming off an 11-day layoff, looked sharp Thursday as it opened the NCAA Division II East Regional baseball tournament with a 3-0 win over sixth-seeded Dowling College in front of a crowd of 155 at Penmen Field.



Published May 18, 2012

Day of volunteering, May 17, 2012

Day of volunteering, May 17, 2012

The grounds at Gossler Park Elementary School sparkle a little more, and student hockey skills are a little sharper, after several local companies gave their workers the day off to volunteer at the West Side elementary school.



Published May 17, 2012

Rock 'N Race, May 17, 2012

Rock 'N Race, May 17, 2012

The Merrimack County Savings Bank Rock 'N Race 5K was held on Thursday night in Concord.



Published May 17, 2012

Dan Doherty Golf Tournament, May 17, 2012

Dan Doherty Golf Tournament, May 17, 2012

A benefit golf tournament and silent auction for injured Manchester Police Officer Dan Doherty was held at the Derryfield Country Club on Thursday.



Published May 16, 2012

Photo Gallery: Memorial Mock Trial, May 16, 2012

Photo Gallery: Memorial Mock Trial, May 16, 2012

The 14 students in David Gocklin's AP government class at Memorial High School spent two weeks preparing for a mock trial, eight taking lawyer roles and the rest acting as the defendants and witnesses.



Published May 16, 2012

Daniel Duval memorial, May 14, 2012

Daniel Duval memorial, May 14, 2012

Hundreds packed into St. Joseph Cathedral Monday to mourn Manchester athletic standout Daniel Duval, who was compared to the biblical Prodigal Son, the young man who squandered a fortune only to turn his life around and be embraced by family and friends.



Published May 16, 2012

Memorial vs. Nashua South track, May 15, 2012

Memorial vs. Nashua South track, May 15, 2012




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