BERLIN — Taking what Mayor Paul Grenier described as a “leap of faith,” the city council Monday night approved a fiscal 2020 budget that restores all the public safety and public works positions cut because of the uncertainty over state education funding.
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DURHAM — Bees are essential for most of the fruit and vegetable crops produced in New England. The value of pollination to agriculture is estimated at more than $200 billion a year worldwide. However, the abundance of and diversity of pollinators are declining in landscapes across the United…
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Doris Yvonne Roy, 84, of Claremont, N.H., died peacefully on Monday, June 17, 2019, at her home.
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Last week, I received 27 pictures from Berlin and Gorham high schools’ awards ceremonies and we were able to get many of them in this past Tuesday, including some individual ones of the student/athletes who did receive awards as well as group photos.
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LITTLETON — Business and Economic Affairs Commissioner Taylor Caswell returned to his hometown on Tuesday, June 18, with the good news that the significant growth is expected over the summer travel season. The BEA is projecting more than 3.6 million overnight visitors to the Granite State wi…
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LANCASTER — The Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine Center at Weeks Medical Center was recently presented with the Robert A. Warriner III, MD, Center of Excellence Award and the Center of Distinction Award for excellence in wound care services.
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