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"I always expected to receive these in a shoe box that came in the mail, not at a ceremony like this,'' said Roger Aldrich of Sugar Hill, presented yesterday with the World War II medals he earned some 65 years ago.

World War II veteran Roger Aldrich smiles in Tilton, N.H. on Monday, Nov. 9, 2009 after receiving long-overdue medals from U.S. Sen.

A cooperative housing park in Allenstown will receive $500,000 in federal money for improvements to its water system.

A Littleton woman and a man whose last known address was given as Groveton, were indicted on Oct.

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On the heels of a U.S. House bill passed in September that granted a one-month reprieve, the Senate has passed S. 1929, extending the Small Business Innovation Research and the Small Business Technology Transfer programs through April 30, 2010.

Land clearing for the proposed outlet mall in Merrimack should begin by April, according to town officials The 135-store outlet mall was approved in September 2008 and construction was expected to begin last year.

Without question, one of the finest and most historical bed and breakfast facilities in the New England area is the Martin Hill Inn, located in Portsmouth, NH.

HASH HASH HASH today announced that documents the effectiveness of the Company's solution in improving student performance.

Courtesy photo During a recent meeting of the Else Cilley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, 60-year member Norma Perkins shared part of her Constitution Week display with prospective member Joyce Liebl and newest associate member Sue Barnham.

With current Mayor Frank Guinta not running for re-election, the race for the mayor's office in Manchester has come down to two candidates: Aldermen Ted Gatsas and Mark Roy.

The following items, based on entries in the Rochester Police Log, were selected from 954 calls for service from Sept.

News reports in recent months have heralded a new spirit of congeniality between France and the United States.

In the doom-and-gloom days of print journalism, six newspapers covering a city of fewer than 15,000 people might seem excessive.

Land clearing for the proposed outlet mall in Merrimack should begin by April, according to town officials The 135-store outlet mall was approved in September 2008 and construction was expected to begin last year.

It's been about 20 years since the first Pumpkin People began appearing at businesses in and around Jackson each October for a month-long celebration of creativity, humor and the season.

The Long Hill Township school district business administrator had "unlawfully denied" budget documents requested by a resident two years ago, according to the Government Records Council.

After residents packed Town Hall last week to talk with selectmen about Huse Road being designated a one-way, seasonal road, the decision has been reversed and other alternatives will be looked into to resolve traffic and speeding concerns.

Manchester's two mayoral candidates, in their first head-to-head debate, argued this morning over the school budget and the mandate that new department heads live in the city and conceded some city streets may not be safe after dark.

The Telegraph's second annual Kids Fair celebrates being young and having fun! The family event will be Thursday, Oct.