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Keene Police Chief Steven Stewart said he believed Troy police were acting on federal authority, which supersedes local jurisdictions. Ellis said he feels a mutual aid agreement between the municipalities authorizes him to make arrests in the city. Legal experts who spoke to The Sentinel paint a still more complicated picture.
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A study out this year found that 20% of what Granite Staters throw in the trash is recyclable. Those materials are also worth a lot of money – roughly $23 million.
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In Keene, New Hampshire, the uptick in solar installations was noticeable in the past three years.
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Keene City Manager Elizabeth Ferland said Monday city employees are training to use a state notification system to directly provide key information to residents in times of emergencies via recorded messages to phones and electronic messaging.
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The local historical society acquired and restored the building, once a gathering place for travelers from across the region.
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Christian Walker was fatally shot in a Keene shopping plaza early Wednesday morning.
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The 30th Anniversary "Jumanji" Festival, which will run Friday through Sunday, will feature a slate of events related to the movie. As for the inflatable animals, those will be runners in blow-up costumes as part of the Rhino Rumble fun run.
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Organizers in Keene, New Hampshire, are planning a festival to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Jumanji, starring Robin Williams, being filmed in Keene.
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The district policy applies to middle and high school students.
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While most of Keene was largely unscathed by the heavy winds and rain on July 16, the city estimated a Tanglewood Cooperative, a manufactured home community, sustained more than $1.5 million in damage.