CONWAY — “We can’t see anything (due to the rain), but we just sent a very profound message to thousands of people in heaven. We haven’t forgotten them. That’s what it’s about.”
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BERLIN — Area residents responded to a request on Facebook for their memories of where they were and what they personally experienced on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001. They were also asked their thoughts on all that has happened as a result of the al-Qaeda terrorist attacks.
BERLIN — The stage is set for the general election on Nov. 3, now that the Sept. 8 primary has determined the political contenders from the Republican and Democratic parties in respective matches.
LANCASTER — A Gorham man charged with reckless conduct with a deadly weapon — firearm for shooting bullets at local business windows and a parked vehicle in Berlin on March 21 pleaded guilty to five charges and will serve two years in the county jail on two different charges and make financi…
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CONCORD — Gordon MacDonald has resigned as chief justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court, settling an ethics probe about his handling of a $50,000 payout of unused sick and vacation time to a close colleague.
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to show that incumbent District 3 Coos County Commissioner Ray Gorman of Colebrook prevailed in the Republican primary for that office by 20 votes over challenger and fellow Republican Michael Cote of Gorham. When all votes in Coos County were talli…
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BERLIN — Berlin school officials are weighing the future of decades-old murals painted by high school students in the 1960s, balancing the artwork’s historical significance with the needs of younger students who encounter it today.
BERLIN — In one of the few contested races decided by Tuesday’s voting in Coos County, retired State Police Troop F commander Michael Cote beat incumbent Ray Gorman in the Republican primary for Coos County commissioner.
SARGENT’S PURCHASE — On Sunday, Sept. 6, a group of rescuers responded to Mount Washington to assist a man suffering from an unknown medical condition.
SARGENT’S PURCHASE — On Monday, Sept. 7, at approximately 2:30 p.m., New Hampshire Fish and Game was notified by State Police Dispatch about an injured hiker on the Glen Boulder Trail, near the Davis Path junction approximately 4 miles in from the closest parking lot. The hiker was identifie…
THOMPSON & MESERVE’S PURCHASE — On Monday, Sept. 7, at approximately 9:45 p.m., New Hampshire Fish and Game was notified by State Police Dispatch of a hiker struggling to make it down the Jewell Trail. The initial call had come in from a third party caller. But then a second call came in…
GORHAM — This week, for four nights, two powerful beams of light will rise into the night sky from the summit of the of 6,288-foot Mount Washington as a 25th anniversary tribute to 9/11, honoring the veterans, firefighters, first responders, and others who have dedicated their lives to servi…
CONCORD — With fall approaching, the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services is encouraging Granite Staters to take steps to protect themselves against seasonal respiratory viruses, including the flu, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and COVID-19.
BERLIN — The issues of term limits for members of Congress, not allowing U.S. representatives or senators to make stock trades while in office and meeting more often with constituents in town halls are reasons why Lily Tang Williams (R-Weare) is running for a third time for U.S. Rep. from Ne…
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