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University of New Hampshire Professor Richard England has a theory for tax reform: tax the land more, and the buildings less.
A New Hampshire businessman was killed in a glider crash in Washington State. Tim Donovan, 52, crashed his glider on Monday near Soap Lake.
March 2007: 'Lights out' manufacturing in Charlestown at Optimum Manufacturing
Perfection, in some cases down to a 50-millionth of an inch, is the constant goal of the machinists and engineers at Charlestown-based Optimum Manufacturing Corp.
I remember my first night in Claremont almost 30 years ago. After wrapping up a six-hour shift on the radio, I was looking for something to do.
Conn. man charged with raping girl
A Connecticut man has been charged with forcibly raping and sodomizing a 14-year-old Claremont girl, according to indictments a Sullivan County grand jury handed up this month.
He's legging it 103 miles for Arms for Kids
Sometimes when I'm asked where I live, I say heaven. Not to worry, I'm not getting my religion on in this space, nor am I having an out-of-body experience or planning to cash in my life-chips early.
More parenting resources available for NH dads
There was a time when Sabbith Davis wasn't sure where or whom to turn to for advice on raising children.
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The Lakeside Living Expo highlights Free Seminars on Green...
Jeremy Bonin, AIA NCARB LEED AP of Bonin Architects & Associates, will be presenting three Free Seminars on Green Homebuilding at the Lakeside Living Expo, Gunstock Mountain Resort, Gilford, NH from July 17-19, 2009 CLAREMONT, NH, June 18, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- The 2nd Annual Lakeside Living Expo will be held July 17 - 19, 2009 at the Gunstock ...
Casey Dunn doesn't miss the early mornings, the sore backs and the inconsistent wages of his old life.
Deal Clears Way for Upper Valley Bridge
According to the electronic sign sitting just off Route 4 on the New Hampshire side of the Connecticut River, construction on a temporary bridge will begin almost immediately.
Area theater group opens with 'Harvey'
The Springfield Community Players will open their season with the Mary Chase comedy "Harvey." The play tells the story of Elwood P. Dowd and his pal Harvey, a 6-foot-tall white rabbit.
Lynch eyes taxes on refinancing
Homeowners who refinance their mortgages would face new taxes under a plan being considered by New Hampshire Gov.
Twin State Speedway Hosting True Value Modifieds Friday"
The True Value Modified Racing Series returns to action this Friday night June 5, when New England's premier modified touring division visits Twin State Speedway, Claremont, NH., for the running of the 'Granite State Harley- Davidson 100.' The feature race will be a 100 lap green flag shootout for the popular ground pounding modifieds.
Son of NH police shooting victim sentenced
A Claremont, N.H., man whose arrest last summer led to his father being shot to death by police has been sentenced to four years in prison.
Special piece of Lincoln memorabilia part of weekend celebration in Dover
The podium that Abraham Lincoln used when he delivered his 1860 speech in the Garrison City will be on display for visitors when they attend the Lincoln reenactment Saturday, May 30.
Police crash Milford underage drinking party, 2 charged
A couple in their 30s was arrested over the weekend for providing alcohol to more than a dozen teens, days after Milford Police Chief Fred Douglas announced the department was going to come down hard on adults who host parties where kids have access to booze.
Abraham Lincoln to revisit Dover; weekend of events, tours May 30-31
Abraham Lincoln, one of the most revered presidents in U.S. history, will return to the Garrison City nearly 150 years after he visited Dover the first time in 1860.
A little bit of Lincoln: Foster family loans podium used by former...
A little bit of Lincoln: Foster family loans podium used by former president in 1860 to Woodman Institute exhibit By ROBERT M. COOK bcookfosters.com bcook@fosters.com Saturday, May 23, 2009 John Huff/Staff photographer Foster's Daily Democrat Publisher Robert Foster, Editor Therese Foster and Vice President of Administration Patrice Foster stand ...
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