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The Londonderry High School girls' soccer team moved one step closer to clinching the No. 1 seed in the NHIAA Division I tournament Tuesday with its 4-1 triumph at Merrimack.

We've never been big on breakfast even less so on breakfast reviews. But when a friend recommended a little place in Concord, it sounded different enough to give it a try.

As the weather becomes cooler, many wine drinkers turn to darker and heavier wines for the fall and winter.

State troopers arrested and charged a 52-year-old Florida man with burglary of a residential camp in Salisbury, according to law enforcement officials.

A property dispute at the center of a lengthy court battle between President Donald Trump's former campaign manager and his Windham neighbors appears to be winding down as they try to resolve their differences.

An Enfield husband and wife, whom prosecutors said traveled to Connecticut to purchase heroin and fentanyl for resale in the Upper Valley, have pleaded guilty.

An area physician took the stand on Tuesday testifying that he urged Michael Lockwood to go to the emergency room hours before his death, but claims the man refused to go because of financial reasons.

A judge has lifted his stay-of-demolition order on a Grafton house that the mother of a man killed in an officer-involved shooting claims holds some of his belongings.

Voters are being asked to pay 225,000 to fix the town roads damaged in the August flooding that shut down Route 101.

The identity of the man found dead in the woods off Route 101 on Oct. 6 has been confirmed as Peter R. Provencher.

Happy customers walked out of Reeds Ferry Market in a steady stream Tuesday, lottery tickets in their hands.

IT'S THE DETAILS of a story that give it life, not the high moral outlook of the thing, but many people find details confusing: it's righteousness they crave, righteousness as a rationale for anger, and so you have the current surge in harangues and fulminations and the rarity of true storytelling. It's just human nature. But it's sad to see.

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If the University of New Hampshire follows the example and tone set by President James W. Dean, Jr. in his installation address last week, the future is bright.

Gov. Chris Sununu on Tuesday identified the nine health care providers that will serve as hubs in the state's battle against opioid addiction, sharing 8.8 million in federal funds to coordinate drug abuse treatment and recovery programs in every region of New Hampshire.

A Rindge man is avoiding jail time in a sexting case after he entered into a plea agreement with prosecutors at Cheshire County Superior Court.

Concord police are investigating after a report of multiple shots being fired at a city residence.

City aldermen voted Tuesday to appoint former Ward 3 alderman Pat Long to fill the at-large seat on the Board of School Committee left vacant by the resignation of Nancy Tessier.

Aldermen voted Tuesday night to ratify new three-year contracts with the city's firefighter and Water Works unions.

City aldermen voted Tuesday night to approve a partnership between the Manchester Development Corporation and The Palace Theatre to renovate and operate the Rex Theatre as a performance venue.