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Veterans and their families gathered at events in Portsmouth, Tilton and elsewhere Wednesday to honor those who have served in the U.S. military.
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If you’re looking for sunshine, south of the notches will be your best bet, with partly sunny conditions returning on Sunday.
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You can also try your hand at ballroom dancing, participate in a poker run, make a bird feeder or catch a funk fest celebrating 50 years of live music.
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Fire officials continue to monitor hot spots, using unmanned aerial systems for steep, difficult terrain.
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A draft budget document from the Judicial Branch did not include funding for the drug court program, drawing criticism from former judges.
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The workers, represented by Teamsters Local 633, claim that Associated Grocers Northeast is failing to offer a fair contract.
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The challenge is now closed, but we encourage you to continue to find ways to exercise your civic engagement outside of election season. Our Civics 101 podcast is a great place to start.
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A new report from the Carsey School of Public Policy examines the barriers preventing non-English-speaking childcare providers and families from accessing childcare systems and resources, and what the other 49 states and Washington, D.C., have done to remove those barriers.
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The events include parades in Nashua, Northfield and Peterborough, and a ceremonial bell-ringing at Dartmouth College.
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Last year hunters in New Hampshire killed more white-tailed deer than ever: 14,387 of them. That’s the largest harvest in nearly a century, according to records going back to 1922.
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A group of transgender New Hampshire girls are suing the federal government to reverse the change, and U.S. District Court Judge Steven McAuliffe is deciding whether to pause the rule during the yearslong legal battle the lawsuit is likely to entail.
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