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Three hurt in Twin Mountain crash
Three people were injured this morning when two vehicles collided on Route 115 just before 10 a.m., according to state police reports.
Incumbent Berlin, N.H., Mayor Defeated
An upset in a New Hampshire mayoral race Tuesday. Berlin's incumbent Mayor David Bertrand fell to Paul Grenier by a vote of 59% to 40%. Comments Terms of Use: We welcome your participation in our community.
Paul Grenier wins mayor race in Berlin
The city of Berlin elected Paul Grenier mayor by almost 60 percent of the votes on Tuesday.
Marijuana veto override falls short; Rep. Merrick to work with Gov. Lynch to remove roadblocks
The House of Representatives overrode Governor John Lynch's veto of HB 648 to legalize marijuana by 240 to 115 - 10 over the bar of a two-thirds vote - on Wednesday, known as "Veto Day." But the state Senate came up two votes short of the needed 16 of 24 to make a two-thirds majority that would have made the Granite State the 14th state to legalize ...
Clean Power moves forward on land purchase
Clean Power Development sent the city official notification on Friday, of the company's intention to purchase approximately 11 acres next to the waste water treatment facility.
Updated: Berlin: Grenier unseats Bertrand
Two years ago, Paul Grenier decided to take a rest from local politics and did not seek a fifth term on the city council.
WORCESTER * A candlelight concert featuring the works of Faure, Mendelssohn, and others will be held at 5 p.m. Nov.
We will assault all of your senses - sight, sound AND smell. We have some of the best actors, or haunters, as they are known in the industry, in the East ... -- Michael R. Krausert, DIRECTOR OF SPOOKY WORLD.
Accused Arsonist Not Competent to Stand Trial
A man accused of lighting a string of devastating fires is not competent to stand trial.
The number of lead inspections done by the state could be cut in half, after two of four state inspectors were laid off from the state's childhood lead poisoning prevention program.
Moose Hunt Update - Half of N.H. Moose Hunters Successful So Far
As of Wednesday, October 21, a total of 265 moose had been taken in the 2009 New Hampshire moose hunt .
Bird dogs in spotlight at annual finals
Slate Brook Ford, the English setter on the right, and Chase Hill Molly, the English pointer on the left, face off as owners Jim Kennedy, right, and Mike Best, left, are about to release them into the woods.
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Catholic Medical Center First to Implant New Wireless Pacemaker
A Catholic Medical Center physician is the first in New Hampshire to implant a new pacemaker equipped with wireless technology that can notify physicians of changes in their patients' device or condition.
Blaze destroys Berlin business
A three-alarm blaze destroyed a local business this morning on the east side of the city.
A low pressure system off the Eastern seaboard is continuing to pump cold air into the eastern third of the nation.
37 new layoffs hit Corrections
The Department of Corrections will lay off 37 people and reassign another 21, Corrections spokesman Jeff Lyons said yesterday.
Simply Green partners with Clean Power in Berlin
Simply Green Biofuels will expand into Northern New Hampshire by opening a distribution center adjacent to the Clean Power Development, LLC facility to be built in Berlin.
Weeks Medical Center is in the black, offers new services
Weeks Medical Center CEO Scott Howe recently noted that WMC has had a good and busy year, with a fiscal year that closed in the black.
Local money only to fund mayoral race
Private investors in Laidlaw Energy Group are trying to raise money for mayoral candidate Paul Grenier.