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At a July 4th parade in Amherst, Biden supporters ranged from despondent to steadfast in their support of the president.
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The funding comes from the American Rescue Plan money the state was awarded last year.
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Ryder Winegar, 34, of Amherst, was accused of leaving phone messages on Dec. 16, 2020, threatening to hang lawmakers if they didn’t “get behind Donald Trump.”
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Ryder Winegar left voicemails claiming he would kill lawmakers who didn't "get behind Trump."
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An Amherst man accused by federal authorities of leaving threatening voicemails for multiple members of Congress last December is being ordered held in…
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A judge is deciding whether a New Hampshire man accused of threatening to kill members of Congress in December will remain jailed while his case…
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An Amherst man will remain in custody pending a bail hearing after he allegedly left threatening voicemails for members of Congress.The U.S. Attorney's…
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A police officer accused of driving drunk in a crash that killed a New Hampshire woman is scheduled for an arraignment next week.State police say…
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New Hampshire authorities say they've arrested a man in the shooting death of a man in Amherst.The attorney general's office said in a news release…
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A man whom authorities say fatally shot his mother, then killed himself, was a student at Vermont Law School.Authorities said 35-year-old Jonathan Trombly…