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Classes to resume at NH school after shooting
Classes are resuming at a New Hampshire elementary school after a 14-year-old boy shot himself in the face in a crowded cafeteria on Friday.
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Monthly Web chats offered by the U.S. Small Business Administration can prove to be a gateway for budding entrepreneurs and small-business owners.
Feb. 12, 2012 - Senator Bob Odell's Column is on Sunacom.com
Senator Odell is Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee; Chairman of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee; Vice Chairman of the Finance Committee; Vice Chairman of the State Parks Advisory Council; and member of the Capital Budget Committee.
Feeling the pressure? Knowing numbers can save your life
Are you feeling the pressure because you don't know your numbers? If you don't know your numbers you should! "Your blood pressure and cholesterol numbers are really important can help you keep your heart healthy," says Registered Nurse Donna Chouinard, director of clinical services at The Homemakers Health Services.
House panel weighs allowing liquor sales at groceries
All three state liquor commissioners, and one former commissioner, all showed up at a packed three-plus hour House Commerce Committee hearing last week to oppose a bill that would allow some 1,400 grocery stores in New Hampshire to sell liquor.
2 snowmobilers rescued from NH lake
Two snowmobilers who were rescued after falling through ice on New Hampshire's Lake Winnipesaukee have been charged with operating under the influence.
New district could be trouble for St. Hilaire
The new plan to redraw New Hampshire's five Executive Council districts could be trouble for Republican Councilor Dan St.
'Perfume bill' vote on Wednesday
New Hampshire's House is voting on a bill filed by Rep. Michele Peckham, R-North Hampton, that would prohibit state employees who work with the public from wearing fragrances or using scented products during business hours.
More demolition work scheduled for NH-Maine bridge
The center span of the Memorial Bridge connecting New Hampshire and Maine may be gone - but there's more demolition work scheduled for next week.
Public invited to discuss future of statewide rail in New Hampshire
A series of public meetings to hear comments from the public on draft recommendations for New Hampshire's rail system is scheduled for February and March.
Seabrook property added to N.H. State Register of Historic Places
The New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources is pleased to announce that the State Historical Resources Council has added eight individual properties to the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places.
NHforMarriage.com - Hundreds Rally for Marriage
The fight to restore traditional marriage in New Hampshire continued this week, with over 300 Granite Staters rallying in Concord on Tuesday demanding that politicians stand with the people, not with liberal social activists, and to support HB 437, legislation that restores traditional marriage, while providing for civil unions, in Hampshire.
NH man critically hurt after 3-story fall
Authorities say a New Hampshire man is in critical condition after he either fell or jumped from a third-floor apartment following a confrontation with police.
NH 14-year-old shoots self in face in cafeteria
A 14-year-old shot himself in the face in a New Hampshire elementary school cafeteria filled with dozens of students eating lunch, officials said Friday.The teen, identified by a relative and fellow students as Hunter Mack, was hospitalized after shooting himself around 11 a.m. at Walpole Elementary School in southwestern New Hampshire.
Comedian with a heart of green returns to New Hampshire
Supporting a good cause doesn't have to be a serious affair - and it never will be as long as Mike McDonald is involved.
Air pollution levels a concern in southwest NH
New Hampshire officials say air pollution concentrations have reached unhealthy levels in southwestern parts of the state.
Both sides respectful in hunting controversy
The debate over whether to allow hunting in Stratham Hill Park and Stratham's town forest is a case of growing pains in a formerly rural town that has become more densely populated and suburban over the past two decades.
For-Profit Cancer Hospital Seeks Regulatory Exemption
A bill is being considered in Concord that would streamline the regulatory process for the facility, but other hospitals in the Granite State are crying foul.
Hassan sponsors border battle bill
An attempt by the state of Massachusetts to force a Connecticut-based tire company with local outlets to collect that state's use tax from Bay State residents buying in New Hampshire has met with stiff opposition from Gov.
Rye man dies of injuries after crashing into house
A New Hampshire man has died of injuries suffered after his pickup truck crashed into a home.
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