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Harbor Homes, one of the agencies that operates Nashua's Safe Stations program, has been awarded a large grant to help fight the opioid epidemic.

Early autumn means apples are in abundance right now so if you're an apple lover, you're in luck.

New Hampshire is once again in an enviable spot following the release of the FBI's latest crime rate data.

A controversial recovery center in downtown Rochester may be shut down if leaders there don't submit the proper paperwork to city officials by the end of business today.

The condominium development dubbed Thompson's Preserve will include 39 detached houses for residents 55 and older

Families of children battling mental illness and a system they say is broken shared their painful stories with lawmakers at a forum Tuesday morning.

To the Editor: I would like to publicly share my praise of Gov. Chris Sununu and his active pursuit of individual choice regarding the new Conflict-Free Case Management CFCM federal regulation. I wholeheartedly support the reasoning behind Sununu's recent letter to Director Lollar advocating for our developmentally-disabled population to...

To the Editor: The most basic expectation I have for my elected officials is a commitment to the job and attendance during legislative sessions. An elected official cannot represent his or her constituents if they don't show up to vote on proposed bills.

To the Editor: They say America is a racist nation. I don't believe that's so. Just follow the crowds that follow Tiger on any course and you'll see that's not true. They couldn't care less about the color of his skin.

To the Editor: In the past few days, news media have reported the discovery of a young and very rare two-headed venomous Eastern Copperhead snake in a yard in Virginia, not all that far from Washington, D.C.

To the Editor: The primary is over. All the candidates that will make a difference in your jobs and taxes are known now. Unfortunately, a lot of conservative voters may not vote in the general election on Nov. 6.

To the Editor: They are like a dog with a meat bone. They continue finding that Judge Brett Kavanaugh actually has a part in 'Old School' running to the quad naked along with Snoop Dog and the student body. Nobody knows if it is he, so they guess.

To the Editor: I am a former Republican state representative from Pelham. I support Molly Kelly for governor for several reasons.

To the Editor: Sen. Susan Collins said at her recent speech at St. Anselm College, 'It's how we ought to operate. It is fundamental to our democracy to try and find common ground.'

To the Editor: I remember when President Obama proposed Merrick Garland as a Supreme Court Justice to replace Antonin Scalia. Garland was neither liberal nor conservative, and would have balanced the court.

To the Editor: Some months ago, I read 'Putin's Kleptocracy' by Karen Dawisha. It's a journey into the controlled sphere of Russian politics dominated by Vladimir Putin in a murky scene of kleptocracy and corruption.

To the Editor: Forget her awful policies, Rep. Shannon Chandley is simply an indecent individual and thus does not deserve to become my state senator.

To the Editor: I remember meeting Carla Gericke for the first time almost a decade ago and thinking, what an interesting person.

To the Editor: I agree with your recent editorial statement 'But Edwards took a stand, and took a chance. It didn't seem to matter as he beat Sanborn by 6.5 percent. We could use a little more independence in Washington.'

To the Editor: New Hampshire has made no progress this year in enacting commonsense gun control. New Hampshire Democrats have actively pushed for gun safety legislation such as banning bump stocks and allowing school districts to ban guns.