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College Finals: Countless Cups of Coffee, But Can I Make It Through?

By David Lovlien Jr., Growing From Granite | December 11, 2016

GROWING FROM GRANITE: Exhaustion holds me hostage. I squeeze my eyelids open trying to not pass out. I cannot sleep. This is due tomorrow.

NH News Roundup on Monday, Dec. 12

By Nancy West | December 11, 2016

Report: No high lead levels in NH National Guard armories and other news from around New Hampshire and the world.

NH News Roundup for Sunday, Dec.11

By Nancy West | December 11, 2016

What now for the New Hampshire Democratic Party? And other news from around New Hampshire and the world.

Shaheen Backs Obama’s Review of Russia’s Actions in U.S. Election

By News release | December 10, 2016

“The revelations contained in recent articles raise essential questions about Russia’s interference in our electoral process and how best to respond,” said Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.

NH News Roundup for Saturday, Dec. 10

By Nancy West | December 10, 2016

Colby-Sawyer Eliminates Five Majors to Stay Afloat and other news from around New Hampshire and the world.

Little Paws, Old Friends and All Surprises Big and Small

By Susan Dromey Heeter | December 10, 2016

As I muse joyfully, I realize I’ve had a plethora of surprises this week – mostly good, some daunting, some uncomfortable.

Pro-Trump Group Blew By Basic Campaign Finance Laws

By Robert Faturechi and Derek Willis, ProPublica | December 9, 2016

The America Comes First PAC did not disclose its donors before Election Day. And its top funder is banned from the securities industry.

Cog Hotel: Could Ordinance Designed To Protect From Development Allow It Instead?

By Chris Jensen | December 9, 2016

LANCASTER: A section of the Coos County zoning ordinance designed to preserve and protect high-elevation areas such as Mount Washington contains a section that one planning board member is arguing could allow a 35-room hotel along the Cog Railway.