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BEDFORD - N.H. officials consider adopting national codes requiring the devices in new houses. It's a matter of sorting out the numbers and making personal decisions, along with consideration for the benefits of a short sale vs. foreclosure. More headlines >>> |
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As the Red Sox farm team comes to town again for a three-game series, the Fisher Cats are on a hot streak.
BOSTON - Ramon Ramirez gave up a go-ahead two-run double to Rob Johnson in the top of the 11th inning, handing the Red Sox a 7-6 loss to the Mariners on Friday night at Fenway Park.
►Brian MacPherson's Sox Beat: For Ellsbury, hitting homers and reaching base is a delicate balance
NEW HAMPTON - New Hampton residents ask selectmen why they kept quiet about Raymond Guay.
►Outcry over child killer may have peaked (31)
►Pastor tells why he took in killer (102)
►Child killer: 'One day at a time' (61)
►Out of prison, child killer returns to NH (63)
CONCORD - Fifteen years after running down a bicyclist, Joveta Wyman apologizes and says she hopes to work in ministry.
BATH - Twilight is coming on at Willie Minot's farm and the cows in the pasture graze contentedly as another day fades. But one cow nibbles on wet grass apart from the rest of the herd, different from all the others, with their spots, round bodies and, well, attitude. She's a moose. Double-click below to see Lorna Colquhoun's video of Mildred the moose.
RANDOLPH - Three people were killed and three others injured in a two-car accident on Route 2 yesterday shortly after 5 p.m.
A loon stretches its wings as a sailboat makes a leisurely cruise around Lake Massabesic in Auburn on Friday. (BOB LAPREE)
Temperatures will warm up this weekend, but forecasters see more rain next week.
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PORTSMOUTH - Paul Revere's warning of British intentions to seize gunpowder in Portsmouth in 1774 spurred a key act of rebellion.
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An aide says the governor understood the attorney general would keep her post for the entire four-year term.
►New Hampshire Union Leader State House Bureau Chief Tom Fahey and City Hall reporter Scott Brooks will discuss the state budget and Manchester mayor's race Sunday on WMUR's "Close Up" at 10 a.m.
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said Friday that she was resigning her office later this month, a stunning decision that could free her to run for president more easily but also raises questions about her political standing at home.
CANDIA - Police went to a house where men were paving even though the homeowner had not authorized it.
►LATE BLIGHT: The same disease that caused the Irish Potato Famine is hitting NH crops
►Manchester police seek help in card theft case
►Litchfield to consider cell tower on church land
►Two injured in Route 101 rollover
►Merrimack videography students make an out-of-this-world movie
►Stacey Cole's Nature Talks: NH played key role in fight for freedom
►Little League: District tournament roundup
Kids put their best foot forward at Inti Soccer Academy.
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►Century for Civil Rights: A New Hampshire veteran of the civil rights movement celebrates a 100th birthday.
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