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On Native GroundCAN Mitt Romney Tell the Truth?
DUMMERSTON, Vt., May 4, 2012 -- "To all of the thousands of good and decent Americans I've met who want nothing more than a better chance, a fighting chance, to all of you, I have a simple message: Hold on a little longer.
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Manchester airport sees another 2.9% decline in passengers in March
Among other regional airports, passenger traffic was down 2.9 percent at Manchester Airport in New Hampshire, while volume at T.F. Green Airport outside Providence was up 4.6 percent in March.
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New Hampshire diocese settles case about priest's questions to boy in confessional
The Manchester, New Hampshire diocese has agreed to pay $2,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by a couple who charged that a priest had asked their son inappropriate questions during a sacramental confession.
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NHTI graduates more than 550 students
NHTI graduates head into a large white tent for the start of the 63rd Commencement Exercise.
Two hurt in Epping crash involving bus, five other vehicles
Two people were sent to the hospital Friday afternoon after a chain reaction crash on Route 125 involving a school bus and five other vehicles.
Manchester man who met with bomber was aid to Chechen rebel leader
In Chechnya, Musa Khadzhimuradov was known under the nick Spartak and served as a bodyguard to Chechen separatist leader Akhmed Zakayev, who is currently living in exile in London.
City says no more free breakfasts for homeless at Veterans Park
The decision has left Do you know Him? Ministries without an outdoor location in the downtown area to serve the breakfast.
Tsarnaev 'penned note before capture'
Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev wrote a note before his capture in which he called the victims "collateral damage" for America's actions in Afghanistan and Iraq, local media reported on Thursday.
Athletes and PE: Give them credit for sports
A young woman whose name most Manchester students have never heard is on the verge of changing the city's health curriculum for the better.
A graduate waves during the graduation ceremony for UNH-Manchester on Thursday.
Maggie Hassan told the 368 graduates of the University of New Hampshire at Manchester at Thursday's commencement that the Granite State can help them find their future.
Parents sue school, town after girl falls through SHS bleachers
BRENTWOOD The parents of a Salem student seriously injured in 2010 after she fell 15 feet through an opening in bleachers at Salem High School are suing the school district and the town.
They didn't hesitate to risk their lives for others
State Trooper Scott Frye steps forward to collect his Hero Award Wednesday at the State House in Concord.
High Street Farmhouse adds some diversity to Goffstown dining
The restaurant, open since December at 9 High St., offers locals a dining experience that isn't stuffy, but offers high-quality meals at reasonable prices, said Guy Streitburger, who owns the restaurant with his wife, Jen Lutzen.
Delaney to join McLane law firm
Former New Hampshire Attorney General Michael A. Delaney is joining the litigation practice group of McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton Professional Association, the law firm announced Thursday.
Outstanding NH employers recognized by Department of Defense
Anselm College. Each year New Hampshire National Guardsmen and Reservists or their family members nominate supportive employers who have gone above and beyond the call of duty in standing behind our citizen soldiers while they are deployed on foreign soil or away for military service domestically.
Manchester police officer testifies in his own defense at domestic assault trial
Manchester police Officer Nathan Linstad testified in his own defense during his simple assault trial on Wednesday in Rockingham County Superior Court.
New Hampshire Senior Club Notes
Angela Lavoy, left, regent of the Mercy Hathaway White Chapter, and Jan Carlson, center, the chaplain, welcome new member Elizabeth O'Donnell during a recent meeting.
Manchester-based 900 Degrees restaurant opening second location in Epping
This week, 900 Degrees Wood Fired Pizzeria announced plans to open its second restaurant in the Brickyard Square shopping center at the junction of Routes 125 and 101.
House committee votes 23-22 to kill casino bill
After nearly a month of hearings, testimony and discussions, the Joint House Finance and Ways and Means Committee voted Wednesday by the slimmest of margins to kill casino gambling.