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State officials went to federal court yesterday to force into bankruptcy two troubled Meredith financial firms.
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Police seek answers to puzzling fatality
Authorities are hoping for new leads in their investigation of an Allenstown man's death, and his family is looking for some answers.
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New York Man Sentenced in New Hampshire on Drug Charges
United States Attorney John P. Kacavas today announced that Jayson Galeano, age 23, of New York, New York, was sentenced by United States District Court Judge Joseph Laplante to an 11-year term of imprisonment for his involvement in the distribution of cocaine, crack cocaine, and heroin in Manchester, New Hampshire.
Breast cancer task force touches off a firestorm
When Norma Jean Gecks started having routine mammograms at age 40, she thought she was doing the right thing.
City man convicted in two murders
Todd Peters, 36, of Manchester was convicted this morning of first-degree murder in the fatal beatings of Edith Riley and Timothy King.
Manchester police seek missing autistic boy
Manchester police officers are searching for a 12-year-old autistic boy who walked away from his home.
Police legal bills rattle Hooksett
The Police Department, coping with personnel disputes and disciplinary action, spent more than $175,000 in legal fees in fiscal 2009, substantially more than what was spent in some similar-sized communities.
114-year-old woman dies in NY nursing home
A 114-year-old woman believed to be the oldest native-born American and the third-oldest person in the world has died at a New York nursing home.Olivia Patricia Thomas died Monday in the St.
7th Annual Easter Seals NH Winter Wine Spectacular
The NH Liquor & Wine Outlets Present 7th Annual Easter Seals NH Winter Wine Spectacular Largest Wine Tasting North of Boston to Benefit Clients and Families Manchester - For wine enthusiasts and foodies alike, this is the premier wine event in the state that you don't want to miss! Whether you like white or red, or even the pink stuff, you'll find ...
1 killed, 1 charged in Manchester crash
A Manchester man died and another city man is facing a felony charge of driving under the influence of alcohol after an accident early yesterday at Varney and Riddle streets, police said.
Tufts Prof To Speak In NH On Climate Change
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Slow-moving remnants of Ida soak Granite State
The hurricane's remains postponed gridiron games and other outdoor activities across New Hampshire yesterday, but there were no reports of serious damage.
Local funny man bringing new gig to Manchester
Hampton's own Jimmy Dunn will be appearing at the Palace Theatre in Manchester on Nov.
Dump Hackett Hill: It's a public money pit
Upset that the Manchester Housing and Redevelopment Authority has not readied Hackett Hill for development in the nearly five years it has had to do so, Mayor Frank Guinta wants the city to boot the authority and do the work itself.
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City man charged with molesting child
Police said immigration officials have placed a hold on a city man accused of repeatedly molesting a child who is now age seven.
Labor Department Examines Requirement For Job Corps Center 1hr
The U.S. Labor Department said it's examining a requirement that construction bids for a federal Job Corps Center planned for Manchester, N.H., have an agreement that the job be handled by union workers.
Refugees continue to stream into NH
More than 500 refugees looking for better lives in America resettled in New Hampshire over the past year -- the most since at least 2002.
Manchester's next mayor is Ted Gatsas; spending cap passes
Ward 2 Alderman and state Sen. Ted Gatsas can now add city mayor to his list of successful campaigns.
Bonds downgraded for NH's Verizon Wireless Arena
The New Hampshire Union Leader reports Moodya TMs said it was concerned the statea TMs decision to cap the amount of rooms-and-meals tax money it shared with cities and towns would lead to a $66,000 shortfall on the bonds next July, followed by more shortfalls.