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Previously convicted of selling drugs to a confidential informant, a Groveton man pleaded guilty Wednesday to controlling an apartment where methamphetamine was manufactured.

Two housing projects will be going before the Planning Board in two separate upcoming meetings.

A pair of ospreys returned to a relocated nest this year at the Tuscan Village construction site.

An anonymous tip led police Tuesday to a stolen Harley-Davidson valued at 85,000, but two other custom bikes taken from the same quarter-mile radius remain missing.

Staff reporter Roger Brown offers his pick for tonight's Merrimack at Concord high school football game. The rest of Roger's picks, for Friday night and Saturday games, will run as usual in Friday's Union Leader.

GOTTA watch out for that karma.

IT'S FAIR to assume anyone reading this column on a regular basis is getting a little tired of hearing about Division I girls' soccer. Truth of the matter is you're not going to find a more intriguing situation in NHIAA soccer than how this league will shake out come season's end.

Free weekly art classes for vets will be taught at the Manchester VA Medical Center by Elaine Farmer.

Somersworth Festival Association is sponsoring the city's 16th annual Pumpkin Festival, which is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, rain or shine, in front of Somersworth Plaza on Main Street.

The Kingston Veterans Club is hosting a road rally and cookout event in support of The Voice Library, which aims to bring comfort to families by allowing them to hear their loved ones' voices in the form of recorded story books.

A NASA astronaut who considered Portsmouth home is being remembered fondly as word of his death spreads throughout the Granite State.

Keene High School and middle school students will be able to stay in bed a little later, starting in the 2020 school year after the Board of Education decided to move back school start times for the older students.

The Manchester VA Medical Center is hosting flu clinics for veterans this month.

A state law requiring hundreds of upper-level state employees and commission appointees to file financial disclosures appears to be routinely ignored, with no little or no consequences for those who fail to file.

It's that time of year when fall and football come together. I'm sure you have special memories as a child either playing the sport or attending games in the cool crisp air.

To the Editor: In many elections, unfortunately, individuals are chosen by the initials after their names, either 'R' or 'D.'

To the Editor: Gov. Chris Sununu recognizes the importance of ensuring New Hampshire students have the best opportunity to succeed.

Wow. I guess every popular thing government does is socialism.

Democrat Chris Pappas and Republican Eddie Edwards genuinely seem to like one another, but this 1st Congressional District race is going to get a lot rougher in the next few weeks.