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Sununu's out - but Tausch is everywhere
Apparently, what happens in Manch-Vegas does not stay in Manch-Vegas. Take Frank Guinta, the Manchester mayor and Republican congressional candidate whose presence at - and pre-authorities-arriving departure from - a recent bar fight at the East Manchester Fish and Game Club became the subject of tongue-wagging and blog-writing from here to D.C.
N.H. Firefighters Rescue Teen from River
Presenter: Jeffrey Pindelski This webcast will enable you to learn essential rapid intervention rope rescue concepts that can also be applied daily fireground survival.
Brookfield selectmen challenged on town counsel decision
The Brookfield Board of Selectmen's decision on June 9 not to rehire Attorney Susan Slack as town counsel provoked a reaction from several residents.
NH Budget inked: 950 state workers could lose jobs
Gov. John Lynch yesterday put his signature on the state's $11.5 billion budget for the next two years.
County commissioners encourage town cooperation
Nearing the end of their trip to all their county towns, the Belknap County Commissioners encouraged Gilford officials to talk to other towns and exchange ideas.
Gov. John Lynch signed an $11.5 billion budget Tuesday that could result in up to 950 New Hampshire workers being laid off if it isn't replaced with a furlough plan costing workers more than a month's pay over the two-year budget.
Judge Freezes NH Malpractice Fund Eyed By State
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The coils of razor wire remain, but the chow hall has no tables. The barber shop has been swept and shuttered.
Clarification: Parishes Consolidate Story
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Duane Merck of Palenville, N.Y., came up to Bike Week at Weirs Beach with his brother, Albert Merck, and their father, Buster Merck.
Elaine Blinn of the Belknap Point Motel considers herself fortunate she was able to fill most of her rooms during a rainy Bike Week that saw traffic into the Weirs Beach epicenter for the 86th annual Bike Week dwindle to the point that police were actually able to cut back on staffing several days last week.
3 Catholic Churches In NH Consolidating
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To visitors: 'Welcome to Rainconia'
At the tail end of Laconia Bike Week, the first day of summer dawned hot and sunny, the perfect weather for riding into the mountains or strutting down Weirs Beach in a skimpy tank top.
NH Police Motorbike Crashes With Another
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Standoff ends; armed man taken to hospital
A SWAT team was sent to Gilford Avenue near Bolduc Park in response to a report of an armed man who had threatened to harm himself.
Fewer Layoffs At NH's Laconia Prison
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27 NH parks could be up for grabs
Twenty-seven state parks have been slated for potential sale or give-away by a cash-strapped state Division of Parks and Recreation that wants to jettison properties that don't meet its core definition of state parks.
Plane crash near hotel results in one fatality
This National Transportation Safety Board officer takes pictures of the crash site where a Cessna 177 airplane landed in the parking lot of the Margate Hotel on Saturday evening.
Abenaki celebrate first Moultonboro pow wow
The grounds at Castle in the Clouds were alive with the sound of drums and the energy of dancers as the Abenaki Pow Wow came to Moultonboro.
Laconia Man Pleads Guilty In Counterfeiting Case
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