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Fire guts part of business plaza
Officials from the NH Fire Marshal's Office were scheduled to be on scene Wednesday to survey the damage after a fire ripped through a business complex in West Ossipee Tuesday afternoon.
Linganore Receiver Getting I-AA Offers
Colleague Jeff Nelson shares this report from Linganore Coach Rick Conner: Wide receiver Ryan Dixon has scholarship offers from James Madison, New Hampshire, Fordham and Monmouth.
Divorce records tell of troubled marriage: Wolfeboro murder victim...
The investigation into the murder of a mother of five has not led to any arrests, but authorities have been looking into her past for clues, including her divorce, according to Senior Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey Strelzin.
Jail inmate escapes-but not for long
An inmate awaiting trial on four felony charges for allegedly robbing the North Conway Rite Aid last November escaped from the Carroll County House of Corrections on May 8 only to be apprehended less than an hour later near Route 16 in Ossipee.
Lots of questions, no arrests in Wolfeboro homicide
No arrests have been made in connection with the stabbing death of 41-year-old Stacey Burns, who was found dead Sunday morning in her home at 146 N. Main St.
Camp reopens after salmonella cases
An environmental camp in Madison, N.H., has reopened with a clean bill of health after salmonella in a kitchen mixer sickened students last month.
Health woes solved at Carroll County camp, resort
State officials have given a clean bill of health to an environmental camp that voluntarily closed last week, after salmonella cases were reported among some students who had attended the camp.
Teen hiker lost for 3 nights in NH is found safe
Scott Mason , a 17-year-old from Halifax, Mass., was spotted by searchers Tuesday morning making his way to the summit of Mount Washington , the Northeast's highest mountain.
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Dozens of NH middle-schoolers ill after field trip; salmonella confirmed in some
State health officials say they have confirmed salmonella in some of the more than 50 students from Salem, N.H., who have been sick this week.
Dozens Of Salem Students Fall Ill
More than 50 students at Woodbury Middle School in Salem were out sick on Monday, and school officials said the illness may be linked to a camp they attended last week.
N.H. Film Festival opens call for 2009 entries
Attention filmmakers, The New Hampshire Film Festival will take place Oct. 15-18 in downtown Portsmouth and the call for entries is now officially open.
NH lawmaker wants to reaffirm state sovereignty
A Fremont, N.H., lawmaker wants to put the federal government on notice that New Hampshire will not stand for legislation that steps outside Congress's clearly limited role.
If the Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord had been around 200 years ago, it's pretty clear who its 1809 commencement speaker would have been: Mary Dixon Kies.
One brother dead, one arrested after Eaton shooting
A man due in court today on domestic violence charges was arrested yesterday in connection with the shooting death of his brother in this small rural community outside Conway.
NH man, 2 others charged with selling drugs
Federal prosecutors have charged a New Hampshire man with running an Internet pharmacy based in Dallas that sold prescription narcotics to people without any legitimate medical care or treatment.
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