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Ups and downs at the Manchester airport
After 12 straight years of year-over-year passenger declines, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport gained altitude with its passenger numbers during the year's first four months.
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Fish and Game officer hit by OHRV driven by a youth in Derry
DERRY ' New Hampshire Fish and Game officials say a conservation officer was injured Sunday in Derry after being hit by an off-highway recreational vehicle driven by a youth.
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Silver Linings: Rescues rare, but hiking seniors have special needs
The recent high-profile rescue of a 71-year-old Florida man and his slightly younger companion from one of the most treacherous trails on Mount Washington begs two questions: What was this fellow thinking? Are hiking seniors safe?
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Torbick testimony fallout: Schools may have broken law, ACLU says
The state's most prominent civil liberties group warned Friday that officials at a public school and university may have violated the law after faculty members lost their jobs following their support for Kristie Torbick, the Exeter High School guidance counselor convicted of sexually assaulting a student.
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Foresters race historic sawmill against modern timber saw
DERRY - Foresters with the New Hampshire Division of Forest and Lands brought a modern mobile saw mill to historic Taylor Mill at 242 Island Pond Road in Derry during a public demonstration Saturday.
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Aldermen to discuss controversial townhouse rezoning proposal
MANCHESTER ' City aldermen will hold a public hearing this week that could breathe new life into a controversial rezoning for luxury townhouses in the city's south end that a court blocked earlier this year for failing to reach a super-majority threshold to pass.
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Third annual open house at Team O'Neil Rally School in Dalton again brings out those with a need for controlled speed
DALTON - Here in the White Mountains, where there are more neat things to do than time to do them, one annual event, the Team O'Neil RallyFest, is making a strong case for being at or near the top of many a bucket list.
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Bethlehem fire chief honored for 50 years of service to town
BETHLEHEM - Acknowledging that it came as a complete surprise, Fire Chief Jack Anderson got the axe on Saturday from the Board of Selectmen and was very grateful for it.
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45 townhouses approved in Merrimack
The project is being spearheaded by NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire, and will be built along the Daniel Webster Highway.
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Jack Falvey's investor Education Briefs: Big customers can own you and your business
Big can be beautiful, but it also can be dangerous. When investing in a company, it is a good idea to look past the stock price-to-earnings ratio and see if you can figure out where earnings are coming from.
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Andrew Card to 'roast' John H. Sununu at Republican fundraiser
One former White House chief of staff will help roast another former White House chief of staff in Windham later this month.
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Eversource to request easements to install electrical equipment
MANCHESTER ' The state's largest electricity provider will go before an aldermanic committee today, requesting permission to purchase two easements on city property to install electrical equipment.
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Schools take priority in Londonderry CIP meeting
LONDONDERRY - During the first 2020-2025 Capital Improvement Plan CIP Meeting Thursday night, school projects took the fore.
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Cooler temperatures, rain likely in NH for next few days
Expect New Hampshire to remain soggy and sticky for another few days.
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Manchester hospitals alerted to anonymous threat
Manchester hospitals are on alert following an anonymous threat made Sunday.
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Looking Back with Aurore Eaton: Music opens doors for prodigy Amy Beach
AFTER SPENDING the first four years of her life in Henniker, the musical prodigy Amy Marcy Cheney was blessed with ample opportunities to develop her latent skills after she and her parents moved to Chelsea, Mass., in 1871, then to Boston in 1875.
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Know The Law: Drafting maternity leave policy is tricky
I am HR manager for a New Hampshire company. I am drafting a maternity leave policy and am not sure where to start.
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Startup wants to deliver ... your gas
Like so many people juggling a career, a commute and unexpected day-to-day chores, Whitney Block's life unfurls in a perpetual state of semi-controlled chaos.
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Online shopping is on the rise ' among children, preteens
Nine-year-old Isabella Colello shops for just about everything online.
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Littleton businessman plans to use Sherp to climb to top of market for specialized ATV's
LITTLETON - Although he's only had it a short time, Bob Montminy has already driven his Sherp to the top of Mount Washington and in the Connecticut River to help salvage a crashed airplane.
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