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1 dead in house collapse; Gov. Lynch declares state of emergency
Governor John Lynch has declared a state of emergency in Merrimack, Strafford, Belknap, Carroll and Rockingham counties, due to damage caused by severe storms and possible tornadoes that left at least one ...
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New Hampshire Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation Incentives
New Hampshire Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation Incentives If you install an alternative energy system at your home in New Hampshire you may qualify for a property tax exemption and can take advantage of ...
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New Hampshire can no longer afford to go without passenger rail
The issue in New Hampshire, with no sales or income tax, is the belief that trains always lose money.
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Redesigned New Hampshire Motor Vehicle Registrations Include Bar Code
New Hampshire is changing the looks of auto, truck and motorcycle registration documents.
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Man accused of shooting NH teen at party arraigned
A man accused of shooting a New Hampshire teenager in the head at a Winchester party is being arraigned.
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Costly lesson in rules wasn't on her syllabus
Shannon Bloxham is mad at New Hampshire Technical Institute. The 24-year-old secretary at Concord Hospital wants a degree in business.
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Red Tide Leads To Warning Against Eating Lobster Tomalley
The state is advising consumers not to eat a certain part of lobsters because of concerns about red tide.
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New Hampshire Will Accept Free Oil From Chavez
Two years ago, New Hampshire refused to accept heating oil from Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, the pro-Castro U.S. critic who once called President George W. Bush "the devil." But with fuel prices rising, ...
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McCain focuses on New Hampshire
John McCain's campaign continues to pay attention to New Hampshire, which saved his presidential bid by giving him a crucial primary win in January.
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News Minute: Here is the latest New Hampshire news from The Associated Press
Charges against a Salem man, accused of fatally stabbing another man over a woman, have been upgraded to murder.
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Senator Ted Gatsas ( R) Op-Ed Regarding State Budget Cuts
July 11, 2008 Now that the Democrats have made significant budget cuts... Where is the outcry? It's hard to understand the lack of outcry over the Governor and the Democrat Majority's recent round of budget ...
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Who Wants To Buy A Bridge in Rye New Hampshire??
Yep, you read that correctly - we do, in fact, have a bridge for sale right here in Rye New Hampshire .
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New Hampshire Reports Additional Case Of Salmonella Saintpaul
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services announces that it has identified an additional case of Salmonella Saintpaul related to the national outbreak, bringing the State total to four.
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Sununu votes against bill on Medicare pay
Despite pressure from local physician and senior groups, New Hampshire Sen. John Sununu voted against a bill to eliminate payment cuts for doctors who treat patients with Medicare.
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Life in jail for LaBarre, but where?
State corrections staff are developing a complete profile of Sheila K. LaBarre to determine if New Hampshire's overcrowded women's prison in Goffstown is the best place to house the explosively violent killer.
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Land shortage stymies Habitat for Humanity
Only 50 Habitat for Humanity homes have been built in New Hampshire in the past three decades because of a shortage of land, not volunteers.
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New Hampshire Officer was 'OT King'
Jun. 29--WINDHAM -- The vanity plates on Officer Greg Malisos' recreational vehicle say it all: "OT KING." Malisos, 46, was the highest-paid Windham police officer last year, pulling in $141,531. The 20-year ...
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Records give details of gruesome murder scene Danville murder details come to light
Murder suspect Paul McDonald is accused of striking his landlord in the head with an ax-like object as many as 16 times on June 11 or 12 before fleeing in the victim's new truck.
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RPS Snapshot: New Hampshire
SNL Energy presents an overview of the state of New Hampshire's' version of a renewable portfolio standard.
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New Hampshire Health Department Releases Results Of Chronic Disease Studies
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services Office of Medicaid and Business Policy announce results of two studies of major chronic diseases: cardiovascular disease and circulatory disorders, and ...
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