Dover Woman Helping Rural Haitians
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Christina Baron of Dover is bringing hope to Haiti.
‘As a White Nationalist, What Do You Do?’
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A conversation with a scholar of America’s extreme right.
Seacoast Real Estate Sales and Prices Soaring
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The Seacoast Board of Realtors is reporting record single family and condominium sales over last year.
Courts & Corrections
New Hampshire To Receive $1.3 Million Grant For Combating Human Trafficking
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The collaborative aims to create comprehensive and specialized services for all victims of human trafficking, investigate and prosecute sex and labor trafficking cases, and support data collection and analysis that will help guide the state in developing best practices for an informed response.
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Carson’s Cash: Highly Conservative Interests Have Kept Food on the Table
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No (public) experience required. Neurosurgeon Ben Carson has been tapped to be Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, despite never holding public office in his career.
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NH’s Soldati Reports Cautious Optimism at Standing Rock
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UPDATED 12/05/16: Lincoln Soldati decided after two weeks of trying to be helpful at the Oceti Sakowin Camp that it was time to head home to Portsmouth. He stayed last night at a motel that he described as the Bates Motel after leaving camp in a blizzard on Monday.
Soldati at Standing Rock 12/3/2016: ‘Nobody knows what’s going to happen’
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Editor’s note: Another New Hampshire lawyer Art Brennan, who is a former Superior Court judge, posted on Facebook that he is joining the water protectors. “Headed for Standing Rock. I think I’m gonna be off this grid for a while,” Brennan posted.
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Betsy DeVos and her big-giving relatives: Family qualifies as GOP royalty
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Betsy DeVos voiced her thoughts about her family’s abundant political giving in a 1997 piece in Roll Call, in which she wrote that she had decided “to stop taking offense at the suggestion that we are buying influence. Now I simply concede the point. They are right. We do expect some things in return. We expect to foster a conservative governing philosophy consisting of limited government and respect for traditional American values.”
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Circus Operator Agrees To Pay $24,000 Fine in Deadly Lancaster Tent Collapse
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The operator of a circus tent that collapsed in Lancaster last year killing a Vermont father and daughter has agreed to pay a $24,000 fine and no longer dispute complaints that his company violated safety standards, the Occupational Health and Safety Administration said Wednesday.