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Pedestrian killed after being struck by vehicle in Hollis, NH
A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle in Hollis, New Hampshire, on Wednesday afternoon. Hollis police said they were dispatched, along with fire and EMS, to Route 111 near Empire Boulevard around 3:50 p.m. Wednesday for a reported motor vehicle crash involving a pedestrian. It was reported that CPR was already in progress.
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John Odgren apologizes to James Alenson's family, asks for parole
For the first time in more than a decade, convicted killer John Odgren was in the same room as the family of James Alenson , the 15-year-old boy he killed nearly 20 years ago at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School. Odgren, now 36, speaking in front of the Parole Board in Natick on Tuesday, Nov. 10, seeking release from prison, used his opening statement to apologize to Alenson’s family. “I have feared this moment for a long, long time,” said Odgren. “I’ve been afraid of facing his family for the first time since my trial. I have prayed for you every day for many, many years.” Alenson’s family – father Jon and mother Carman, as well as brother Grant and sister Grace all attended Tuesday’s hearing to argue against Odren’s release. “I don’t fear evil but there is evil among us,” said Grace Alenson. “I hope you can all recognize the monster who is sitting here.” More: John Odgren found guilty of murder in the first degree Odgren, of Princeton, killed Alenson in a bathroom at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School on July 19, 2007. He was convicted of first-degree murder in 2010 and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility
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Trade Thanksgiving cooking for dining out at Gardner area restaurants
Want the turkey and pie without spending Thanksgiving morning peeling potatoes and watching the oven? Restaurants around the Gardner area are offering another option this year, with Thanksgiving dinners ranging from expansive buffets to traditional sit-down meals. Turkey and stuffing are on the menu, of course, but diners can also find prime rib, seafood, lamb and plenty of desserts. Thanksgiving is Thursday, Nov. 26, and reservations are required at most restaurants. With families competing for popular lunch and dinner times, waiting until the last minute could mean fewer choices. If dining out sounds better than cooking and cleaning this Thanksgiving, here’s where to start making your plans now. The 1761 Old Mill The Old Mill will serve Thanksgiving dinner from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 26. The roast stuffed turkey dinner costs $47.99 for adults, $28.99 for children ages 6 to 11, and $18.99 for children ages 3 to 5. Additional entrée choices are New York sirloin or roast duck for $53.99, baked salmon for $52.99, and fried chickettes for $38.99. All entrées include cream of broccoli soup, tossed salad, pecan rolls and corn fritters, butternut squash, mashed potatoes, coffee, tea or decaf, and dessert. Cranberry sauce is
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West Street Shopping Center in Keene Sold to New York-Based Retail Owner
KEENE, N.H. (MyKeeneNow) West Street Shopping Center has a new owner. DLC, a New York-based shopping center owner and operator, announced Nov. 10 that it had acquired the 206,319-square-foot property in a joint venture with investment management firm Cohen & Steers. The purchase was made through an off-market transaction, meaning the property was not publicly marketed for sale.
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The Disappearance of Catherine Malcolmson, Part 1 (Massachusetts)
In 1985, 16-year-old Cathy Malcolmson left home with somewhere to be and every reason to come back. A bike ride that should have taken only minutes became an enduring decades-long mystery that spread across state lines and outlasted the careers of some of the officers trying to solve it. I...
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🦃 Thanksgiving Dinner in the Merrimack Valley
Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to gather with family, enjoy delicious food, and make special memories. But let's face it—not everyone wants to spend the entire holiday cooking, cleaning, and washing dishes!. Whether you're hoping to enjoy a traditional turkey dinner at a restaurant, treat your family to a...