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A criminal charge that Mont Vernon Police Chief Alexander "Rick" Brougham violated a court order last month by contacting his estranged wife has been dropped.

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A 55-year-old, part-time judge from Goffstown is John Lynch's nominee to become the third, full-time jurist in Nashua District Court.

Calls reporting heavy smoke coming from the L-shaped commercial building started coming in just before 7 p.m. Firefighters from Amherst, Nashua, Milford, Merrimack, Bedford, New Boston and other surrounding ...

Brougham, who lives in New Boston, allegedly called his wife, Fedora Brougham, on May 27 in violation of an ex parte superior court order issued a week earlier.

Mont Vernon Police Chief Alexander Brougham appeared in court with his estranged wife Wednesday as part of their ongoing divorce.

The Mont Vernon police chief has been charged with violating an emergency restraining order taken out by his wife.

Mont Vernon's police chief has been charged with violating an emergency Superior Court order forbidding him to have contact with this wife.

This former farming town is dotted with historic barns, including many that have been restored and continue to serve their original purpose.

“It was time to get back to the farm”

Alan MacRae/for the Citizen A FLEET OF ANTIQUE John Deere two-cylinder farm tractors turn the soil at Longridge Farm in Meredith on Saturday as part of the farm's annual family day. via The Citizen

“There are people literally from all walks of life, awesome people willing to give”

They are accountants, businesspeople, carpenters, developers and engineers. And, when the call comes, they drop it all to moonlight as firefighters and rescuers. via UnionLeader

Al Shuman, K1AKS, of New Boston, New Hampshire, has been appointed Section Manager of the New Hampshire Section, effective April 21. via QST

“We're under the belief that he had been dealing for some time”

Wayne Morris, 52, and Susan Pitts, 54, both of 5 Whipple Spring Road, were arrested at their home after an undercover investigation found marijuana plants allegedly growing in their basement. via UnionLeader.com

April 1, 2008: The 2nd Annual Run For Your Life! NBCS PTA 5K Race/Walk will be held Saturday, June 14, 2008. via New Hampshire Magazine

“I don't want to sound corny, but my passion for tobacco just kind of took over”

Kurt Kendall, owner of Twins Smoke Shop in Londonderry and Hooksett, is tweaking his secret recipe to mimic the taste of R.G. Sullivan's famed Manchester stogie. via UnionLeader.com

Here is a weekly roundup of how area state legislators voted on recent bills of interest: House A: WHEN IS A CIGAR A CIGAR? : HB1309 defines cigarettes to include tobacco products sold as "mini-cigars" so they ... via "The nashuatelegraph.com's local, sta...

“It helps prevent the Earth from getting polluted. A little town recycling can make a huge difference.”

When a group of students at the RSEC Academy in Amherst started a recycling initiative at their school this year, they were pleased that people began using the bins and barrels they had placed around the ... via Nashua Telegraph

“It's about independence. You can take something that motivates you, that inspires you and act on it without roadblocks”

On the institute's agenda The Stonyfield Institute begins Thursday, March 27, with dinner and case study introductions at 6 p.m., followed by "Tales from the Trenches" at 7:30 p.m., a frank discussion by Gary ... via New Hampshire Business Review

“I am getting my full use of it.”

Hundreds of people were still without power Wednesday afternoon after the latest round of winter weather dumped several inches of heavy, wet snow on New Hampshire. via WMUR-TV Manchester

“For some reason, Portsmouth is a magnet for fugitives”

Two fugitives from Wyoming are in police custody, one arrested in Exeter and the other as he was about to take a bus to the Sunshine State. via UnionLeader.com