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Manchester VFW posts fights to survive without poker cash
READER COMMENTS: 0A new commander has taken over the VFW on the city’s West Side, with the goal of bringing in a new generation of veterans...
Dodgeball returns to Windham schools
READER COMMENTS: 0The School Board voted 4-0 to restore modified versions of dodgeball and similar “human target” games to the...
Concord police stun, arrest gun rights protester after officer touched on shoulder
READER COMMENTS: 0A man was arrested and two people, including a Concord police officer, were allegedly assaulted during a rally Tuesday in a clash...
Drones and privacy: Debate just taking off
READER COMMENTS: 0For most of the public, the word “drone” calls up the sleek, automated killing machines that the Obama administration...
Shaheen, Gregg voice opposition to North Country electricity lines
READER COMMENTS: 0Two former governors who were instrumental in creating the Connecticut Lakes Headwaters conservation area agree with the Society...
'Home grow' dropped on way to medical marijuana compromise
READER COMMENTS: 0New Hampshire House and Senate negotiators reached agreement Tuesday on legislation legalizing the use of marijuana, but only for...
Death investigation under way in Manchester, no foul play suspected
READER COMMENTS: 0MANCHESTER – Police are investigating the death of a man late Tuesday morning whose body was found on the Canal Street side...
Video: James O'Keefe confronts NH Assoc. Attorney General Richard Head on eve of book release
READER COMMENTS: 0Project Veritas also obtained a letter showing how Richard Head was asking for years of my emails from political opponents...
Storms knock out power to about 3,600 PSNH customers
READER COMMENTS: 0An estimated 3,600 Public Service Company of New Hampshire customers in about 15 communities were without power late Monday night.
Nashua couple's deaths called suspicious
READER COMMENTS: 0The bodies of William P. and Eleanor M. Grant were discovered about 1 p.m. inside their 37 Newbury St. home by a visiting nurse...
Rochester parents called to court to answer for truant children
READER COMMENTS: 0ROCHESTER – As part of an ongoing initiative to reduce truancy in public schools, including a student who missed more than 250 days, six local parents must appear in court next month.
Rochester woman under arrest in underage party
READER COMMENTS: 0Jessica Chamberlain of Rochester is accused of hosting a drug and underage drinking party last May.
Large billboards grabbing attention on Route 101 in Epping
READER COMMENTS: 2Two large billboards erected along busy Route 101 are grabbing the attention of drivers.
“They're hard to miss,” said 20-year-old Jazz Prince of Raymond, who watched the billboards being installed last week at the Brickyard Square shopping center.
Hooksett school board members grapple with district’s future
READER COMMENTS: 0Despite the presence of a new Hooksett School Board member, tensions remained high during the board’s workshop meeting Tuesday night designed to discuss efforts to terminate the district’s high school contract with Manchester.
Rochester parents called to court to answer for truant children
READER COMMENTS: 0ROCHESTER – As part of an ongoing initiative to reduce truancy in public schools, including a student who missed more than 250 days, six local parents must appear in court next month.
Rochester woman under arrest in underage party
READER COMMENTS: 0Jessica Chamberlain of Rochester is accused of hosting a drug and underage drinking party last May.
Large billboards grabbing attention on Route 101 in Epping
READER COMMENTS: 2Two large billboards erected along busy Route 101 are grabbing the attention of drivers.
“They're hard to miss,” said 20-year-old Jazz Prince of Raymond, who watched the billboards being installed last week at the Brickyard Square shopping center.
Hooksett school board members grapple with district’s future
READER COMMENTS: 0Despite the presence of a new Hooksett School Board member, tensions remained high during the board’s workshop meeting Tuesday night designed to discuss efforts to terminate the district’s high school contract with Manchester.
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State Decathlon/Heptathlon, June 15
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Nashua South graduation, June 16
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Nashua North graduation, June 16
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Politics
Federal judge in N.Y. says ICE must release names of illegal immigrants it arrests
READER COMMENTS: 1A federal judge in New York ruled last week that immigration officials must disclose the names of certain illegal immigrants they arrest, a decision that appears to contradict an earlier ruling involving the Union Leader Corp.
State, employee unions have tentative agreements
READER COMMENTS: 0The administration and four state employee unions have reached collective bargaining agreements that will provide state workers a 6 percent raise over the next two years.
Pearl Street lot proposal involves student housing in Manchester
READER COMMENTS: 1The chief executive of a Massachusetts-based development company has unveiled a proposal for an eight-story “student housing” tower that it would like to build at the current site of the city’s Pearl Street parking lot.
Drones and privacy: Debate just taking off
READER COMMENTS: 1For most of the public, the word “drone” calls up the sleek, automated killing machines that the Obama administration routinely deploys against suspected terrorists and that Kentucky Republican Rand Paul filibustered on the floor of the Senate.
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- Should adultery remain a crime under U.S. military law?
- Yes
- 42%
- No
- 58%
- Total Votes: 641
