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The Candy Platter will have color, individual wrapping and enough sugar to create cavities in 10,000 molars.
At the time, I also picked up some flies and a book on Carrie Stevens, the famed fly tier from Upper Dam, Maine who is credited with designing the classic Black Ghost fly.
Join us for the Southern New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce’s 3rd Annual Festival of Wreaths on December 5th, from 12:00 PM to 7:30 PM at the Searles School and Chapel.
“I’m relieved that all parties have agreed to a ceasefire that will re-establish calm for the people of both countries, halt a broader conflict, protect civilians in both Lebanon and Israel and allow displaced individuals to soon return to their homes.”
Timothy Verrill is the only man whose DNA was profiled by state forensic technicians during the investigation into the 2017 murders of Christine Sullivan and Jenna Pellegrini, even though he was not the only man to have a sample of his DNA collected by investigators.
It’s been a “rocky” time at the state’s new Hampstead Hospital Residential Treatment Facility in recent weeks but state officials think things are improving.
The people listed here passed away during the previous weeks and have some public or charitable connection to their community. InDepthNH.org is now offering obituaries through the Legacy.com service.
The House Thursday approved two bills that supporters say will be a step forward to addressing the state’s housing crisis, but critics called it top down zoning from the state.
Former Republican state Rep. Troy Merner is scheduled for criminal mediation on April 5 in Grafton Superior Court, but the press and public are not allowed to attend.
Did Stephen Clough walk into the Farmington house hours after Christine Sullivan and Jenna Pellegrini were brutally murdered by Timothy Verrill, or was he part of someone else’s scheme to carry out and cover up the killings?
Wasting no time after Congresswoman Annie Kuster announced she would not seek a seventh term Wednesday, Colin Van Ostern threw his hat in the ring Thursday as a Democratic candidate for the Second Congressional District.
An Eliot, Maine, man was sentenced Thursday in federal court in Concord for cyberstalking an 8-year-old boy, U.S. Attorney Jane E. Young announces.
The House approved House Bill 1145 which would require new landfills to be owned by the state or its political subdivisions but managed by a private contractor and would prohibit any future landfills from being privately owned.
The House Thursday took the first step to ensuring Adam Montgomery faces the family and loved ones of the daughter he is convicted of murdering when he is sentenced for his crime May 9.
Fifty years ago this week, United Press International staffers represented by Local 222 of The Newspaper Guild were in the midst of their strike against Scripps-Howard company. It was the second strike called by the Wire Service Guild and lasted 23 days.
When an accident at the Three Mile Island reactor in Middletown, Pennsylvania transformed the plant from a technological miracle to a radioactive ruin in a matter of moments on March 28, 1979, the American people got the message: nuclear power was a bad way to generate electricity.
When he got knocked down on a vote, he didn’t cower at the opposition. Oh, no, he came at them again and again saying, “Feed the damn kids.”
Stephen Clough, the state’s dead witness, didn’t get to appear Wednesday at the double-murder trial against Timothy Verrill, as the clock ran out before video of his prior court testimony could be played for jurors.
Cannabis legalization could potentially occur this session Gov. Chris Sununu said Wednesday provided the Senate passes a measure that is close to what he has in mind.
One of the bills on the New Hampshire House of Representative’s Thursday schedule is HB 1014, a bill that would bolster voter registration efforts among young people by altering public and private school curricula.
The state Supreme Court on Wednesday granted the state’s and Coalition Communities 2.0’s motions to stop implementation of Superior Court Judge David Ruoff’s ruling declaring the state’s administering of the Statewide Education Property Tax unconstitutional.
Saying she wants to focus nationally on the Democrats retaking the House of Representatives and making sure Donald Trump does not return to the White House, U.S. Congresswoman Annie Kuster said she will not seek a seventh term in 2024.
The state has given the potential developer of the former Laconia State School a drop-dead deadline of April 21 to close on the 200-acre property or lose its $200,000 deposit being held in escrow.
Granite Shore Power announced Wednesday a historic agreement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in which the parties have set a firm date for the voluntary closure by GSP of operations at Merrimack Station, New England’s last remaining coal-fired power plant, as well as Schiller Station.