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The postal service is moving some letter sorting equipment to Boston in an effort to cut costs and create efficiencies. The state's congressional delegation and the postal union say the move could lead to delivery delays.
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Dos jóvenes de raíces salvadoreñas se conectan en un grupo de estudio de biblia en Manchester. Tasa de desempleo de NH se mantuvo estable durante el mes de febrero. Funcionarios del Seacoast piden transparencia en plan de emergencia de planta nuclear.
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Un estudio del Pew Research Center encontró que aproximadamente uno de cada 10 restaurantes en EE.UU. sirve comida mexicana. Pero en New Hampshire la tasa es mucho menor.
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The first outdoor painting by Vincent Van Gogh champions the working class, according to a museum curator.
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The resolution request asks the the city to endorse a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas while also seeking to end investment in Israel.
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As climate change fuels more extreme rainfall, advocates say combined sewer overflows are becoming a bigger problem.
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Two contract employees allegedly assaulted students in their care at Parker-Varney Elementary School in Manchester, NH, police said.
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From the 2018 elections to the 2022 midterms, nearly 60% more Latinos voted for Republicans. These are the reasons why some in New Hampshire are supporting the GOP this year.
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Un resumen de las historias favoritas de este año y por qué debes leerlas, o volverlo a hacer
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A trackable ballot was cast during municipal elections last month, the Secretary of State’s office confirmed, marking the first use of a new system backed by Republican lawmakers. Some voting rights groups say the law infringes on privacy rights.