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The aid only applies to the tax bill from the Statewide Education Property Tax – not municipal property taxes.
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An exhibit at the John Paul Jones House in Portsmouth looks back at the seeds of revolution, and how Patriots and Loyalists clashed in New Hampshire's colonial capital.
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The state's top election official says Aaron Day can't file to run because he wasn't registered to vote where he now lives. Day says the effort to block him is unconstitutional.
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With Rep.Sherman Packard choosing not to seek another term as House Speaker, House Majority Leader Jason Osborne announced he is running for the spot.
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The total contribution cap for an anonymous donor in New Hampshire is now $200 per election cycle, up from $150. The law takes effect Aug. 18.
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Continental Army soldier John Pumphrey enlisted as a teenager in 1777 and fought at significant battles before his death in action against the British in Camden, S.C.
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With zinnia breeding, Johnny’s Selected Seeds and UNH add to a long legacy
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In April, a jury found former Portsmouth lawyer Justin Nadeau guilty on felony charges for stealing money from a former client who suffered from a traumatic brain injury.
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Tens of millions of voters have had their data run through the Trump administration's revamped SAVE tool. A judge just found it unlawful.
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Candidates for U.S. Senate question the Iran deal's lack of accountability and its potential cost to taxpayers.
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The Manchester Transit Authority launched a new, free bus route on Monday to take residents from the Center City to parks, supermarkets and a city pool in the North End this summer.
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The number of people who signed up for health insurance through the marketplace is down 4.1%, which is the first decline in enrollment in several years.
Wherever your weekend adventures take you, be sure to pack adequate warm layers for the summits and keep an eye on the skies.
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