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Flood Watch Issued For Parts Of N.H.
The National Weather Service has issued flood watches for parts of New Hampshire Sunday.
AoA moves to end its lawsuit officially
The Association of Alumni officially moved to end its lawsuit against the Dartmouth Board of Trustees early this week, joining with the College to file a "stipulation of dismissal" with the Grafton County ...
Storm system delivers a pounding
Severe storms that prompted a tornado warning in the Lakes Region, resulted in a busy afternoon for area emergency responders as they attended to numerous reports of lighting strikes, alarm activations and ...
Tornado warning issued for parts of N.H.
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning for parts of central and northern New Hampshire.
Shedd - 11 indicted on sexual assault charges
A New Hampshire grand jury indicted Daniel Shedd '11 on Friday with four counts of aggravated sexual assault stemming from an incident at the College in October involving a non-Dartmouth student.
Portsmouth Nursing Home Named One Of State's Best
A Portsmouth nursing home has been recognized two years in row for being one of the best in the state.
Severe thunderstorms hitting northern New Hampshire
The weather service says the combination of high temperatures and high humidity could push the heat index to 105 to 107 degrees today in the southern part of the state, including Manchester and Nashua.
Storms end heat wave with a bang
"We were sitting and watching a movie," said Cassie Saikin. "It was windy and raining hard and all of a sudden, there was a tree on the porch." Temperatures in Concord reached 98 degrees yesterday, breaking the ...
One court to handle business cases
Business moves quickly. New Hampshire's court system does not. And the chief justice of the state Supreme Court says that's a problem.
FairPoint role considered in Upper Valley growth
Representatives from the Vital Economy Alliance, a consortium of five economic development companies from around the country, hosted a forum in Lebanon on Thursday -- one of a series of forums around the state ...
Teen faces sex abuse charges against pet
Ryan Taber, 17, of Sampson Road, turned himself into police Tuesday, a day after police removed the male golden retriever from his residence.
Top Stories in the Valley News
Cornish -- To opponents of the war in Iraq, the black boots labeled with names of fallen New Hampshire soldiers are powerful reminders of those killed in a conflict they think unnecessary.
Former treasurer of NH police group pleads guilty to theft
Barbara Mack-Kenney of Woodstock, pleaded guilty in Grafton County Superior Court to two counts of theft.
Drug Court Shows Early Success
North Haverhill , New Hampshire - May 26, 2008 "I've been to a lot of places that I don't want to go back to," says recovering addict Jason Cutts, of Lebanon, N.H. But Cutts was willing to step back in time to ...
Fuel prices affecting small firms, customers
"There's two ways to describe the economy -- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," said Brien Ward, appointed this month by Littleton selectmen as their economic adviser.
Panel examines trials faced by local area senior citizens
Seniors living in the Upper Valley and the organizations devoted to assisting them face a variety of financial and social obstacles to self-sufficiency, a panel of local experts on senior issues said at the ...
Good time to retire these travel policies
S Sometimes it's hard to know just where to begin after being handed a ringside seat to the inner bowels of our state government.
Inmate walks away from housing unit
Authorities say a New Hampshire State Prison inmate serving time for forgery has walked away from a housing unit.
Participants testify to success of drug court
"In one month's time, I got into all kinds of trouble and it was all drug-related," said Smith, 26, of Woodsville.
Littleton group gets block grant for co-op project
“Approval of this grant was a critical ingredient in finalizing the financial package that will enable store construction to get under way.”
"It's really clear that this has been a very important community project that has brought people from all parts of the community together," said Katharine Bogle Shields, executive director of the New Hampshire ... via UnionLeader.com