Monday Feb 6 | Foster's Daily Democrat
Man accused of fatally burning NH woman dies
A New Hampshire man accused of killing a woman by setting her on fire last summer has died, apparently of complications from his self-inflicted burns.
Revised redistricting proposal moves ahead
The Senate passed an amended redistricting plan yesterday after lawmakers heard complaints about splitting Holderness and Plymouth into separate districts.
House Fire Claims One in Woodsville, N.H.
A fast-moving, two-alarm fire in a rural section of Woodsville, N.H., claimed the life of an occupant on Thursday, Jan.
Senator Jeanie Forrester hugs Lee Ann Moulder, of Holderness, in the Senate gallery after he ban on eminent domain for private energy projects such as Northern Pass was passed on Wednesday, January 25, 2012.
Man who lived with slain NH girl faces charges
A man who lived in the same apartment as a missing 11-year-old girl who was later found dead in the Connecticut River is in custody on charges unrelated to her killing.
Senate to take up jury nullification legislation
The Senate will consider a bill today that would let defense attorneys tell jurors they can acquit a defendant even if there is sufficient evidence proving his guilt.
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