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Mike Shalin's Working Press: NFL's head games
The helmet talk after the game had nothing to do with Brady's new helmet it had to do with the NFL's confusing new helmet rule.
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From Nashua to nationals: Sixth place for Michael Fletcher
Fletcher, who graduated from Bishop Guertin High School in June, is continuing his gymnastics career at the University of Illinois.
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Aimee Vasse wins her fifth Mount Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb
She finished in 1 hour, 4 minutes, 5 seconds, her fastest time ever.
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Poor towns hardest hit by lack of school aid
There is no elevator at Russell Elementary School in Rumney, nor any other method for a person with a physical disability to get to the second floor.
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Beyond the Stigma: The power of prayer versus the pull of addiction
Some in New Hampshire are bringing a different kind of weapon to the fight: The power of prayer.
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New Hampshire Hospital working to avert staff injuries
In six months, 10 hospital workers were hurt badly enough by patients that they had to miss work, according to records.
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Silver Linings: Alzheimer's training urged for health care workers
Denise Sleeper, 53, of Gilford considers herself fortunate, even though her husband, Scott, 52, is in hospice with end-stage Alzheimer's disease.
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Shots fired as youth flees home of former Portsmouth police commissioner
Police say a juvenile walked into the unlocked house at 140 Summer St., believing there was a party at the residence.
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Auburn man dies after being struck by SUV near Massabesic traffic circle
Bernard Bruso, 43, was brought to Elliot Hospital in Manchester where he later died.
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Silver Linings: Creating art unlocks patients from isolation of Alzheimer's
Three times a month at Easterseals New Hampshire, 10 to 12 students with Alzheimer's disease are steeped in artistic expression.
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Legislative push underway to lift school building aid moratorium
School building aid hasn't been a prominent issue this election season, but several lawmakers say they will make it a priority in the next session.
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Allenstown man charged following report of stolen vehicle
Hooksett police officer Brian Roche spotted the car in the Hooksett Walmart parking lot at 2:44 a.m. Friday.
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State trooper injured in Hampton crash
Robert Kelley, of Albuquerque, N.M., did not see the trooper's cruiser in time to avoid a collision, N.H. State Police said.
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Softball tournament in memory of murder victim draws supporters
Jenna Pellegrini, of Barrington, is one of two women killed in a double murder in Farmington on Jan. 27, 2017.
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Disabled veterans get behind the wheel at Groveton's Speedway 51
Ten disabled veterans got a chance to roar around the track, thanks to Speedway 51 and the Hard Luck Tour.
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Paul Feely's City Hall: On close vote, school board opts to cut ties with HOPE
HOPE supporters say data provided last week by West Principal Rick Dichard indicates the program was having a positive impact.
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Two NH businesses help electric skateboard pick up momentum
While developed in California, the Onewheel is gaining traction on this side of the country thanks to two New Hampshire companies.
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Apartment plan near Bedford High draws opposition
The construction of about 120 apartments, to include workforce housing, has been proposed for the area.
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Christopher Thompson's Closing the Deal: At Tap House Grille, it's literally farm-to-table
If you've ever ventured into New England's Tap House Grille in Hooksett, you probably realized very quickly that you found something unique.
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Mike Cote's Business Editor's Notebook: She's been to Boulder ... and she sees Manchester with fresh eyes
Sara Bee has been to Boulder and back, and the 27-year-old Bedford native says Manchester is hipper than it used to be.
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