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2:56 pm
Sun October 28, 2012

UNH Closes Campus Monday And Tuesday

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The University of New Hampshire's Durham campus will be closed Monday and Tuesday in anticipation of Hurricane Sandy and expected power outages.

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NH News
2:49 pm
Sun October 28, 2012

Boston Schools Ordered Closed Monday

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By Associated Press

Boston Mayor Thomas Menino says all city public schools will be closed Monday and nonessential city employees should stay home Monday because of an approaching superstorm expected to bring high winds, coastal flooding and power outages to the region.

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NH News
5:18 pm
Fri October 26, 2012

Plane Crash Victims Had Ties to N.H.

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Herman Hassinger, who died yesterday at the age of 83.
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Herman Hassinger made his mark in New Hampshire on the campus of the 190-year old New Hampton School.

Spread over the 50 acres is evidence of his architectural ability and understanding of how to mix old with new.

Pilalas: 

There are some buildings that are well over a hundred years old, and there are some that are one or two years old. But they all fit together wonderfully, and I’d be surprised if you didn’t agree with me.

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NH News
3:26 pm
Fri October 26, 2012

The New Hampshire State Police: 75 Years Later

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The first 44 troopers in 1937.
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Cold Case Detectice Bob Freitas at his desk.
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Unsolved cases stacked to the ceiling in the small office dedicated to cold case investigations.
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The early motorcycle troopers.
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Current motorcycle troopers.
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A 1941 Ford Cruiser and Trooper Fletcher Forsythe.
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The current State Police fleet still includes some Fords but mostly consists of Dodge Chargers equipped with Project54 interface software for vocal commands and network connections to headquarters.
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Ernie Loomis served on the State Police from 1963 to 1990, retiring with the rank of Major. He is seen here conciscating items from rioters at Hampton beech during the riots of '64.
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This year marks the 75th anniversary of the New Hampshire State Police.

At the State Police Headquarters, case file boxes tower towards the ceiling in the Cold Case Unit. Volunteer Milli Knudsen says sometimes she can’t believe the way the State Police department used to investigate crimes.

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NH News
3:23 pm
Fri October 26, 2012

Plane Crash Investigation To Be Lengthy

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New Hampshire State Police say they anticipate a "lengthy" investigation in determining the cause of the small plane crash that killed a Rhode Island couple.

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12:29 pm
Fri October 26, 2012

Gov. Lynch Declares State Of Emergency, Many Flights Canceled

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Update:  October 29, 2012, 7:08 p.m.

POWER OUTAGES: More than 100,000.

EVACUATIONS: None.

NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN SHELTERS: At least 13 shelters open in Rochester, Plymouth, Rindge, Exeter, Sanborn, North Hampton, Nashua, Auburn, New Ipswich, Keene, New Boston and Bedford.

INJURIES/DEATHS: None.

KEY ROAD/GOVERNMENT CLOSINGS: Many communities shutting down public buildings early, releasing workers; some local roads closed.

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