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Concerns about contamination seeping from Coakley Landfill are heightened after the state ordered that bottled water must be provided to a family living on Breakfast Hill Road in Greenland.

Four of the major candidates running for election turned out for a forum held by the New Hampshire Association of Fire Chiefs Thursday afternoon.

A Boscawen motorcyclist died from injuries he suffered Wednesday evening when he went off the road and struck a tree.

An arts extravaganza will take place this weekend with more than 100 local artists exhibiting their work throughout the downtown area.

An Exeter man is charged with assaulting another driver in the parking lot of Coed Sportswear during a road rage incident, police said.

Police say a stunned hawk is OK after it stopped traffic on Route 101 Wednesday.

Sandown, Bedford and Londonderry sent out 71 incorrect ballots, while Auburn and Chester sent 55.

New Hampshire will escape the remnants of what was once Hurricane Michael as the heavy rain and gusty winds are expected to pass well south of New England.

Cottage Hospital's Ray of Hope gero-psychiatric unit is designed to be therapeutic for seniors ' especially those suffering from dementia, anxiety and depression.

Thanks for your support in September. Your support affirmed the successes achieved last term. Your further support will be appreciated.

Concord Public Defender Robin Davis is running against Concord prosecutor Paul Halvorsen for Merrimack County Attorney.

Andrew Cline is president of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy.

A Pinardville massage parlor has been closed after an investigation into allegations of prostitution.

The screams from the U.S. Senate Gallery during the ayes and nayes on Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation were the Democratic Party's cries for help.

He had an appointment at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul to collect some documents he needed to marry his Turkish fiancee ' a certificate showing that he was divorced from his first wife.

Unitil customers will be paying 1.6 million per year in higher rates in order to subsidize the Penacook trash incinerator.

Former Democratic Congressman Mo Udall once said at a lengthy committee hearing, Everything has been said, but not everyone has said it.

Norman Chapman pleaded guilty to nonconsensual dissemination of private sexual images.

The request comes about a month after Howard Coffman got down on all fours and started acting like a child during a board meeting's brief recess.