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On Nov. 12, 1779, a petition was signed by 20 Portsmouth slaves and delivered to the Council and House of Representatives sitting at Exeter, then the seat of government in the state.

Silver Center Hosts Professional Children's Theatre-Snow White July 2 Papermill Theatre Actors on the PSU Campus each Thursday throughout the Summer PLYMOUTH, N.H. - The Silver Center for the Arts at Plymouth State University hosts professional actors from the Papermill Theatre in Lincoln throughout the summer, to present their repertoire of ...

The dreaded tuition hike that University of New Hampshire officials have been warning about for months became a reality on Thursday.

Once again this week the New Hampshire state budget crisis dominated the Plymouth Select Board agenda, as State Representative Suzanne Smith and Representative Mary Cooney met with the board to update members on the latest developments in the legislature.

Tired of eying rivulets of rain dribble endlessly down your window pane? Don't give way to despair - precipitation can be fun, especially when there is a way in which you can help climatologists get a better handle on what may seem to some as the disintegration of New Hampshire's summer.

BOSTON : Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Flynn are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Megan Ames Flynn of Boston, to Roman Gramc of Boston, son of Mr.

Magic in the Mountains Disabled Driving Experience to be held June 26th & 27th in White Mountains of NH Accessible Racing and others to hold 2-day Magic in the Mountains event allowing newly-injured veterans and active disabled athletes to learn defensive driving skills in a real race car equipped with hand controls, the EXACT hand controls ...

Retiring Plymouth Regional High School Spanish teacher Marla Okrant receives a standing ovation from students, parents and families as she goes to the podum for her commencement address on Saturday.

New Hampshire's Department of Environmental Services and Plymouth State University have signed an agreement to help protect the environment in central and northern New Hampshire.

Seven people will be losing their jobs and several other positions will remain vacant as the University of New Hampshire attempts to achieve a balanced budget for Fiscal Year 2010.

The State Senate embraced the latest compromise legalizing same-sex marriage today but the real test lies in the House of Representatives later today.

U.S. Congressman Paul Hodes makes his remarks at Plymouth State University Commencement exercises this Saturday as PSU President Sara Jayne Steen and keynote speaker Ann Marie Morse look on.

The approximately 250 people packed into the studio at Ja'Duke Center for the Performing Arts knew why they were there.

Jeri Begalle - Courtesy Photo. May 15, 2009 RUMNEY - For the last 15 years, each Mother's Day weekend, the Rumney Fire Department Auxiliary's annual Plant Sale has helped to launch local gardeners into their favorite season of activity.

A well deserved promotion and an expression of grateful appreciation for the long-time public service of four exceptional Plymouth citizens was celebrated at Monday evening's meeting of the board of selectmen.

The state Senate voted Wednesday to move New Hampshire a step closer to becoming the fifth state to allow gay marriage, but made a distinction between religious and civil ceremonies, bringing back an idea the House rejected in March.

Two of the seven supervised visitation facilities that once served New Hampshire families have closed in the last year, and a third could follow soon.

The board of selectmen tackled a wide variety of issues, at a busy regular meeting on Monday evening.

The New Hampshire Senate yesterday voted to legalize same-sex marriage. If the bill becomes law, New Hampshire would become the fifth state in the country, the fourth in New England and the third this year to extend full marriage rights to gay and lesbian couples.

Most New Hampshire residents support extending marriage rights to same-sex couples, according to a new poll released yesterday on the eve of a key vote on the issue in the state Senate.