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Murder Accomplice Susan McLaughlin Cook Seeks 4th Pardon Try
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Convicted murder accomplice Susan McLaughlin Cook is asking the Executive Council for a pardon hearing again.
Business & Economy
Sununu Signs Bill Delaying Medicaid Work Requirement
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Expect to see Health and Human Services staff knocking on doors in Nashua, Manchester, and Laconia and at places like the grocery store and department stores, asking residents to sign-up for the work requirement this summer.
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Marianne Williamson’s Vibe in New Castle: Gracious, Kind, Intelligent, Kind
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Williamson wore killer heels and spoke on the porch of a home so lovely I gasped while walking up the driveway.
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Following the Money in Wake of Sununu’s Budget Veto
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The budget was vetoed although the difference between what Sununu proposed in February, $13.1 billion in total spending, and what the legislature’s committee of conference produced, $13.3 billion, is but a $200 million or 1.5 percent difference.
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Ride for the Fallen 7
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Citizens and first responders from Meredith to Randolph lined overpasses and intersections along Routes 93 and 3 Saturday to honor the seven people who died in the crash June 21.
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Addiction Nation: Manchester Writer Shares Hope Amid the Opioid Crisis
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“Addiction, both personal and communal, can be transformed into a learning that makes us stronger than before.”
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Which Presidential Hopeful Is Coming to Your Town
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Check the candidates’ schedule here.
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Welcome To America
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I go to Strawbery Banke every Fourth of July, witness glorious joy, glorious gratitude and glorious patriotism on a day filled with red, white and blue.
A lunch counter in Laconia, a Marine who can’t swim, and what it means to be an American
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That strikes me as the essence of our country these days: Lots of us – 330 million – with different points of view, yelling into the wind at each other. We all think we’re right.