NH Identifies 1st 2018 Mosquito Batches Positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis
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Causes flu-like illness, including fever, headache, weakness, muscle and joint pains or more serious problems such as meningitis and encephalitis.
ACLU-NH Sues Exeter Police for ‘Unlawful Immigration Enforcement Practices’
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Lawsuit claims Exeter police detained a Jordanian national who was helping them investigate an assault by providing translation services.
NH Lawmakers Adopt Even Small Changes at Snail’s Pace
Try a minuscule change for a year and then see if a tiny bit more is acceptable.
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NewsMatch’s Double Your Donations to InDepthNH.org Starts November 1
Establishing an American Citizen’s Dividend (Not Free Money)
Advocates Cross Fingers for NH Prison Psych Unit Reform
Sloan Kettering’s Cozy Deal With Start-Up Ignites a New Uproar
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A for-profit venture with exclusive rights to use the cancer center’s vast archive of tissue slides has generated concerns.
Energy
Consumer Advocate Asks PUC To Settle Questions Raised by Berlin Biomass Subsidy
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D. Maurice Kreis argues he is entitled to see the Burgess plant’s cost and profitability records.
DHHS Update: 18 Legionnaires’ Disease Cases, 1 Death From Hampton Outbreak
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Investigation is winding down into an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease in Hampton, health risk is considered low.
Court Applies ‘Debtors Prison’ Law Protecting the Poor Who Owe Public Defender Fees
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Professor Albert ‘Buzz’ Scherr: ‘…protects the poor from the state’s effort to collect public defender debts.’
Safety Would Take a Back Seat if Senate Passes Bill on Driverless Cars, Critics Say
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Consumer advocates are attacking a bill that would clear legal obstacles for the deployment of driverless cars.
Feature
Everything I know about football: ‘Clear eyes, full heart, can’t lose’
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Obviously this is my fantasy football, my time with a pigskin, my playbook.
Fiona Davis Weaves a Fascinating Tale About NYC’s Dakota in ‘The Address’
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Who betrays who and who wins in the end kept me reading every page, turning them as fast as I could.
