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55 New Hampshire law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty remembered at ceremony
CONCORD, N.H. — New Hampshire's fallen law enforcement officers were remembered in Concord on Friday as people gathered for the annual memorial ceremony. "It's important to honor the sacrifice that these officers have made," Michael Latvis, whose father served at the Nashua Police Department, said. The ceremony has been...
Newmarket High School names top 10 students in the Class of 2024
NEWMARKET — Newmarket High School has announced the top 10 students in its Class of 2024. Matilde Sala (valedictorian) will attend the University of New Hampshire in the fall to major in biochemistry. Sports, clubs and awards: Teen Tutors (11th and 12th); Teen Tutors President (12th); National Honors Society...
Popular New Hampshire Restaurant With Great Outdoor Dining Closing After 20 Years
Great Place for Outdoor Dining in Dover, New Hampshire, Closing. After 20 years serving downtown Dover, Blue Latitudes is closed for business, said Jeff Roemer via Facebook. If you have a gift certificate for Blue Latitudes, it will be honored at one of the owners' other restaurants, Roost, according to the Facebook comments.
University of New Hampshire senate faculty call for investigation into response to Pro-Palestinian protesters
DURHAM, N.H. — The University of New Hampshire senate faculty are calling for a closer look at the police response to the Pro-Palestinian protests on campus earlier this month. The protest on May 1 turned into an encampment where 12 arrests were made. According to UNH, assistance from the...
New Hampshire Senate tables bill inspired by state hospital shooting
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — A bipartisan bill drafted in the response to the fatal shooting of a New Hampshire Hospital security guard has hit a roadblock in the state Senate. The GOP-controlled Senate voted 13-10 along party lines Thursday night to table a bill inspired by Bradley Haas, who was killed in November by a former patient at the psychiatric hospital in Concord.
Massachusetts woman arrested in connection to multiple scams in two New Hampshire towns, NH AG says
Authorities are investigating multiple scam incidents in New Hampshire involving two older people. The New Hampshire Attorney General's Office said Rachel Chen, 25, of North Andover, Massachusetts, was arrested on March 14 in connection to multiple scam incidents in Nashua and Allenstown. According to authorities, a person in their 60s...
Ex-Dover man gets nearly 5 years for firearms conviction
CONCORD — A former Dover man was sentenced Tuesday in federal court for illegally possessing four firearms and ammunition he acquired by using a straw purchaser. Christopher T. Brown, 39, was sentenced by U.S. District Court Judge Steven J. McAuliffe to 57 months in prison and 3 years of supervised release. On Feb. 7, Brown pleaded guilty to being a felon in possession of firearms and ammunition. The straw purchaser in this case pleaded guilty to two counts of making false statements in connection with acquisition of a firearm and was sentenced on Oct. 25, according to Jane Young, U.S. attorney for New Hampshire.
Foundation offers drivers education scholarships in New Hampshire girl's memory
MANCHESTER, N.H. — A local community is coming together to honor a teen who loved music and lost her life before reaching a major milestone. Coe-Brown Northwood Academy recently debuted a piece at their spring concert that was composed for a member of their band, Maddie Chadbourn, who died last fall.
Senior Farewell: Max Scheinblum
At the very moment I’m typing this, I have a tick over 300 words down, largely in the form of fragmented sentences and bullet points. Some highlights:. The profound “emoji fun” ; the eloquent “no furniture=sitting on floor” ; and, my favorite of them all, “Ron Burgundy Cutout.” Two hours well spent. Good times.
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