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Carl West decided to open a wild game butcher shop at his Epping home about five years ago and has been helping to feed local people in need, as well as U.S. troops overseas who love deer jerky.

Matthew Pike, 24, was driving a 2004 Infinity about 4:35 p.m. when he passed out, police said, before hitting a 30-year-old pedestrian and pinning him to a tree.

Caleb Richmond, 15, says he has always been a trivia buff, eager to learn as much as he can about anything and everything.

Like most people, I like Halloween for the scary movies, the parties and ' of course ' the free candy.

A development partner at Hanover Company said designers are going back to the drawing board to address some of the concerns brought up by Planning Board members.

On a recent Saturday afternoon, I was gifted with a little 'spare' time which I chose to use to take a leisurely walk at my favorite place in the world, a little beach in Maine called Sea Point.

This is New Hampshire Audubon's Rare Bird Alert for Monday, Oct. 22.

Democrats on the mid-term campaign trail have trotted out their fabrications about Republicans demolishing medical coverage.

Today in New Hampshire the economy is booming.

The New Hampshire Supreme Court allowed new voter registration restrictions to remain in place, setting aside a lower court injunction against the law until after the Nov. 6 election.

Two deaths: State prosecutors confirmed Friday that Kathleen E. Moran, 36, of Ossipee, died as the result of a gunshot wound along with her boyfriend, Kristopher E. Dube, also 36.

In her campaign to be America's first African-American female governor, she, even more than most Democrats, is depending on low propensity voters.

If New Hampshire's Eddie Edwards is elected to the U.S. Congress next week, he thinks he will be the first-ever competitive weight lifter to serve.

Her exit from the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests won't be until next year, but Jane Difley's announced retirement as Chief Forester was still cause for pause last week.

Steve Negron truly embodies the small-town values that New Hampshire families stand for.

President Trump was being whacked last week from all sides. One area where he should be praised, rather than demonized, was in the decision to scrap a nuclear arms treaty with Russia.

Doesn't a woman who is speaking out after being allegedly victimized by a powerful man deserve to be protected?