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District-shopping Sullivan
To the Editor: Here we go again with district shopping candidates, aka carpetbaggers. Maura Sullivan, an Illinois native who arrived in New Hampshire from D.C. last summer, and who has no connection to the state, is running for the First District seat in Congress.
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Combat isn't the question
To the Editor: There is a current dialog about what constitutes 'combat' for purposes of political bragging rights. There is room to include many activities in a hostile environment in the term, but this discussion misses the point.
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Chris Pappas is the best choice
To the Editor: We urge every Democrat and every independent to vote for Chris Pappas in the upcoming Democratic primary. Chris is a true statesman with a devotion to public service, something we find too little of in Washington these days.
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Woods for Representative
To the Editor: This letter is to encourage residents of Bow and Dunbarton to support the candidacy of Gary Woods for state representative.
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Mullen for Bedford representative
To the Editor: Sue Mullen is my choice for Bedford's next state representative. There are many good reasons. Here are just a few.
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Aldermen confirm Thomas as Manchester health director
City aldermen voted unanimously Tuesday night to confirm Mayor Joyce Craig's nomination of Anna Thomas as the next leader of the Manchester Health Department.
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4 nominated to fill At Large seat on Manchester school committee
City aldermen voted Tuesday to nominate four candidates to fill the At Large seat on the Board of School Committee formerly held by Nancy Tessier, who resigned her position as of Aug. 24.
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Our Gourmet: Pho-nominal dining at BuBa Noodle Bar
When last we visited 36 Lowell St. in Manchester ' an address that's housed several restaurants in the past decade ' we'd waited several months so that Noodle Bar, which opened in March, could work out the kinks first. Noodle Bar closed a day after we dined.
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Challenger Pressley notches upset victory in Massachusetts congressional race
Boston City Councilor Ayanna Pressley was poised on Tuesday to become Massachusetts' first black congresswoman after scoring an upset win over a 10-term incumbent in the Democratic contest to represent the liberal city in the U.S. Congress.
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Dems Marchand, Kelly go head-to-head in gubernatorial debate
The two Democratic candidates for governor ' ex-state Sen. Molly Kelly of Harrisville and former Portsmouth Mayor Steve Marchand ' embraced liberal themes on gun control, immigration, aid to education and raising state taxes to meet New Hampshire's needs Tuesday night during their only televised debate.
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Former pizza shop owner avoids prison time, has repaid back taxes
The former owner of Zoey's Pizza restaurant avoided prison time Tuesday when he appeared in Hillsborough County Superior Court after having repaid the state taxes he avoided paying over a five-year period.
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NH's population growth leads the Northeast region
The good news is New Hampshire's population growth over the past year led the Northeast according to a recent study by Pew Charitable Trusts.
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Sullivan in the First
To the Editor: As a 22-year U.S. Marine Corps veteran, current high school teacher, youth program leader, and a member of several veteran organizations, I am deeply concerned about the direction our country is heading.
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Andrews is best qualified
To the Editor: It's annoying that candidates with no New Hampshire ties keep on arriving, feeling entitled to run to represent us in Congress. In 2014, we had a former Massachusetts senator.
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Garrison Keillor: Old man alone on Labor Day Weekend
OUR LONG, STEAMY, dreamy summer is coming to an end and it's time to stop fruiting around and make something of ourselves. You know it and I know it. All those days in the 90s when we skipped our brisk walk and turned up the AC and sat around Googling penguins, Szechuan, engine, honorable mention, H.L. Mencken.
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Jennifer Horn: Molly Kelly ignores the mess she helped make at DCYF
IF IT'S EIGHT WEEKS from Election Day, then you can be sure that candidates are talking about children, veterans and the elderly. The challenges we all face in caring for those we love, and the policies associated with those challenges, elicit an emotional response from us, and politicians know that.
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Customer who claims he suffered coral sting sues Salem fish supply store
A Chester man who claims he was hospitalized after suffering a coral sting when he stuck his hand in a tank to pick up a live rock is now suing a Salem fish supply store.
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Gas station no longer slated for Main Street in Salem
The owners of Klemm's Family Stores have withdrawn plans to build a new gas station, convenience store and car wash at 55 Main St., near Tuscan Kitchen.
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Nashua hires new teachers, school administrators
More than 20 teachers and two new administrators have been hired to the Nashua School District in latest round of hires.
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Rivier program aims to expand workforce to help addicts recover
Rivier University is adding a new program to its studies aimed to produce more psychology professionals that will be trained to assist with drug recovery services.
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