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Teen was shot, wounded while in car
Police say a teenager from Hinsdale was shot while riding in a car on Route 101 in Milford last week, after which the gun was apparently thrown from the car.
Cable failure cuts Milford-area Internet
MILFORDa ' A failed coaxial cable in the central office on South Street of Milford has cut high-speed Internet access for hundreds of customers throughout the Milford area.
Father of suspect in NH burglary says son a losta
Father of suspect in NH burglary says son - lost' FILE - In this Oct. 6. 2009 file photo Eighteen-year-old William Marks enters District Court charged with burglary in connection with the fatal attack on a Mont Vernon woman in Milford, N.H. Before a fatal attack on Kimberly Cates, Marks' father was trying to stop the 18-year-old from dropping out ...
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NH ethics panel to investigate rail contract
New Hampshire's Legislative Ethics Committee wants to further investigate claims that a state lawmaker used improper influence to win a railroad lease.
Father of suspect in NH burglary says son - lost'
Staff photo by Don Himsel James Marks listens to arraignments in Milford District Courth Tuesday, October 6, 2009.
Attendance awards sticking in Milford
Perfect attendance will continue to be recognized in at least one local town this year, despite concerns elsewhere that it gives sick students an incentive to come to school.
Fifth man linked to Mont Vernon burglary killing is charged
A Hollis man was arraigned Thursday on a charge that he helped dispose of evidence from the killing of a Mont Vernon woman last month and an attack on her daughter.
New arrest in murder of NH mother
There has been additional arrest in the murder Kimberly Cates, 42, of Mount Vernon, NH.
NH may suspend building aid program
School districts hoping to win state aid for new school buildings next March may have to wait a year.
Man who conned sci fi fans to stay out of jail
A Milford man owes nearly $8 million to various creditors, but will avoid any jail time on theft charges stemming from a series of science fiction conventions that he purported to have organized, court records show.
Town's safety preparedness more than that for one teen
Staff photo by Bob Hammerstrom Zachary Harper shares a laugh with his grandmother, Ruth Pafferello, center, and friend, Brenda Poplar while talking about his experience going in to cardiac arrest at Milford High School last month.
Somersworth postal union head claims time sheets were altered
Management at the Somersworth Postal Service branch regularly altered employees' time sheets, resulting in them losing wages, according to one employee who came forward after a federal investigation exposed similar alleged fraud across the state.
Contribute holiday cards for troops stationed overseas
Every year, merchandise becomes saleable, holiday items become available. Perhaps last year you stocked up on holiday greetings and now find your supply exceeds your needings.
Library building celebrates 100
On Sunday, the Daland Memorial Library in Mont Vernon will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the library building.
Man charged with threatening sister's baby
A local man was charged with criminal threatening last week after he allegedly told his sister that he was going to kill her baby.
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Legendary Milford weather watcher dies mark
" Andrew Rothovius, who made his mark through voracious reading - " he donated more than 2,000 volumes to the Wadleigh Library - " and perseverance as a weather watcher - " his half-century record with the National Weather Service is unmatched in New Hampshire history - " passed away last week at age 86.
One person was killed in a crash on Amherst Street in Nashua. The collision happened at the intersection of Celina Avenue at about 11:55 p.m. Wednesday.
Milford man who received national recognition dies
In a world where people cling dogmatically to beliefs no matter what reality says, we should salute those willing to change their mind when faced with contrary evidence.
Judge enters guilty plea in language professor's indecent exposure charge
A University of New Hampshire professor charged with indecent exposure and lewdness came to court a day early and nearly missed the media scrutiny his trial, set for this morning, was expected to bring.
Milford police roust teen drinkers
An underage drinking party rocked a house on Mont Vernon Road on Halloween while the alleged hostess' stepfather watched television in his room.