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FBI whitewash
To the Editor: Until they were backed into a corner by Jeff Flake, the Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee fought tooth-and-nail against having an FBI investigation into the many allegations against Brett Kavanaugh.
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Assuming guilt
To the Editor: Every day recently I have become more and more depressed and fearful about being an American.
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Grant Bosse: Libertarians need to prove their major party status
IT IS PRETTY easy to get on a ballot in New Hampshire, if you're running in a major party primary.
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Training exercise helps first responders prepare for emergency situations
Manchester High School West had the look of a disaster scene on Monday, with police, SWAT patrols and emergency responders at the school.
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Incinerator makes it on to subsidy list
When protesters gathered by the hundreds on the State House lawn a month ago in support of renewable energy legislation that had been vetoed by Gov. Chris Sununu, there were plenty of signs proclaiming 'Wood is good.'
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Latest rezoning request would add starter homes to Manchester development
An attorney representing property owners in the city's South End ' including two who took the city to court to challenge a rezoning vote allowing the construction of 160 luxury townhouses in one of the last residential, rural areas of Manchester ' has filed a rezoning request of their own to allow for multi-family developments on their...
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Is our system broken?
To the Editor: It has been frightening to watch people believe they know what the truth is regarding Judge Kavanaugh, with very strong opinions based on little or no facts. It is one of those cases where we may never know the truth.
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Putting the past in perspective
To the Editor: A free-thinking 15-year-old girl from a well-to-do family and a friend decide to attend a house party that some boys are having.
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Unprincipled Democrats
To the Editor: I am so disappointed at the unprincipled actions that leadership and members of the Democratic Party demonstrated during the nomination process of Brett Kavanaugh.
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Guilty until proven innocent
To the Editor: Readers, imagine as you read this letter that you have been accused of doing something terrible 30 or more years ago.
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Kathy Sullivan: Kuster's track record runs rings around Negron
OF THE THREE 'major' offices up for election in November, the Second District congressional race has received the least attention.
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Voting rights group calls for review of NH ballots
The New Hampshire Campaign for Voting Rights is calling on the Secretary of State to do a full review of ballots for the November 2018 election after the discovery of incorrect ballots or sample ballots.
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Rally speakers blast USPS privatization idea
Privatizing the U.S. Postal Service would reduce service to rural customers and cost jobs, speakers said at a rally Monday.
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Thanks to Kevin Avard
To the Editor: New Hampshire's natural resources play a vital role in our economy and way of life. Not only in our enjoyment of their beauty, but in their economic benefit to our communities.
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Pro picks
To the Editor: Not only is Greg Cote absolutely terrible at making picks, I find it befuddling why you would choose someone from the Miami Herald.
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A Republican for Chandley
To the Editor: I have been a resident of Amherst for 25 years and I am a registered Republican. While I admire and respect Gary Daniels, I support Shannon Chandley's run for state Senate because she transcends partisan politics and works to advance legislation on behalf of our communities.
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Sexual McCarthyism: Senate Democrats are a disgrace
When the U.S. Supreme Court meets this morning, Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh will be sitting on the end of the bench.
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Manchester mayor to hold community office hours
Mayor Joyce Craig is set to kick off the first dates in a new series of 'community office hours' ' opportunities for residents to discuss issues with her outside the confines of City Hall ' and this time she's bringing along department heads.
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DES to give water contamination update in Merrimack
Residents will be updated this week on the state's ongoing investigation into perfluorooctanoic acid in southern New Hampshire.
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Physical therapy can often be as good as surgery for one type of knee injury
For many people with a tear in the rubbery cartilage that cushions the knee, physical therapy may work just as well as surgery in terms of quieting pain and returning the joint's function, a new study suggests.
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