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LANGDON - Bart Centre of Langdon, an atheist, is offering a $110 post-Rapture pet care service.
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ALLENSTOWN - The newly built, three-bedroom residence at right, intended for a family left homeless by floods, is on the market, but no victim of the recent deluges can be found to buy it.
►Hotel workers give a sweet little girl a sweet little ride (2)
MANCHESTER - To her friends and relatives, Maryellen Toomey was a girl in need of a happy birthday. The staff at Homewood Suites near Manchester-Boston Regional Airport delivered.
What makes health care so much more important than food, clothing and shelter that it must be financed by forcibly extracting money from some and giving it to others?
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LONDON - Bishop Gene Robinson, who is gay, draws sympathy from some church members.
GOFFSTOWN - Parents hope their efforts will set an example for other Catholic schools facing closure.
MANCHESTER - Group asks city to shut down Lagrange Avenue, a dead-end roadway that abuts the construction site plagued by vandals.
Tiny New Hampshire has sent the nation's largest delegation of Roman Catholics -- more than 200 pilgrims -- to this weekend's 49th International Eucharistic Congress in Quebec City.
GILFORD - Work begins on a church expansion and youth center thanks to a donation from parishioners Bob and Barbara Daniell.
NASHUA - The men and women, most in their 50s and 60s, celebrated the anniversary of a local dance group.
LONDONDERRY - Fees are set to increase by 4 percent in 2009 and another 4 percent in 2010 as officials at the organization work to keep pace with rising costs.
MANCHESTER - Today is Good Friday for Orthodox Christians, a day that the faithful commemorate the death of Jesus Christ and begin preparations for a joyous Easter celebration two days later.
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