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  • The Senate has agreed with a House bill that critics say will make it harder to improve access for people with disabilities.Under current state law, if…
  • Fighting in Lebanon between Israel and Hezbollah continues unabated, with Israel destroying two major buildings in Beirut on Monday night. An offer by the Lebanese government to send 15,000 of its own troops into the country's south was termed "interesting" by Israel's prime minister.
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    The final section of the New Memorial Bridge between Portsmouth and Kittery, Maine is now in place.It took less than half an hour to float the center span…
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    A developer based in Lewiston, Maine has plans to build a major new development that includes a Whole Foods in downtown Portsmouth. Harborcorp LLC is…
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