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Republican Gov. Chris Sununu has not indicated his position on the bill.
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A strong solar storm hitting Earth tonight and this weekend will provide an unprecedented view of the Northern Lights from New Hampshire. It could also disrupt power and communications in the U.S.
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voted unanimously without debate to deny the request from Robert McLaughlin, a Hampton police officer who shot his neighbor, Robert Cushing, to death in 1998.
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The financial aid decisions that usually go out with acceptance letters are being delayed because of a later-than-expected rollout of a revised Free Application for Federal Student Aid, the form commonly known as FAFSA that schools use to compute financial aid.
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New Hampshire Fish and Game Sgt. Glen Lucas said the hikers and rescuers experienced dangerous conditions, including wind chill of minus-52 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The Republican-led House earlier this month voted 193-184 in favor of a constitutional amendment to protect abortion rights up to that threshold, short of the three-fifths majority needed to advance the proposal.
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NH State Rep. Eric Gallager, a Democrat from Concord, also wants to include an official pronunciation of "New Hampshire" in state law to make it clear that "shire" rhymes with "fur" not "fire."
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Like many winter traditions on lakes across the U.S., the Pond Hockey Classic is under threat from climate change. This year, the tournament was moved from Lake Winnipesaukee, where the ice wasn't thick enough, to the smaller Lake Waukewan.
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Roberto Montano, of Guatemala, pleaded guilty Monday in Concord to wire fraud under an agreement with prosecutors that calls for a five-year prison sentence and restitution.
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The two Dartmouth players working to unionize their basketball team say other athletes have been reaching out to see if they can join the effort. The basketball team has scheduled a March 5 union election.
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Capt. Jack Casey of Dover, New Hampshire, was one of the five killed in the helicopter crash.
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“We are going to expand education freedom. We are going to support parents. We are going to support all New Hampshire kids getting the best education,” said Republican Rep. Glenn Cordelli of Tuftonboro.