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The U.S. Department of Labor has canceled the bid process for the 160,000-square-foot center planned off Dunbarton Road. The estimated cost of the project is $35 million.
> 10.2%: Unemployment surges to 26-year high (59)
> Event celebrates new 'economic revitalization zone' in Plaistow
MANCHESTER - The Manchester Police Department's new Web site includes a locator map of incidents.
> Crimemapping.com lets users zero in on their neighborhoods
> Manchester Police Department Web site.
CONCORD - Bob Jaracz has won two jackpots from the New Hampshire lottery, the first Granite State resident to do so.
POLITICS
BRENTWOOD - Lawyers say the 14-year-old Exeter girl suffered second-degree burns from hot tea that spilled on her lap, according to court documents. A loose-fitting cover that wasn't properly attached was to blame, the papers said.
BUSINESS
Washington - Updated, 9:05 a.m. October was the 22nd straight month the U.S. economy has shed jobs, the longest on records dating back 70 years.
> AP: NH jobless to get extended benefits
> AP: Shaheen discusses jobless benefits in Somersworth today
> Wide range of NH jobless rates (4)
> Politico.com: The White House feels political pressure on jobs, spending
EDITORIALS
Five months after same-sex marriage was passed, and two months before the law takes effect, some legislators are already seeking to erase it.
SPORTS
MANCHESTER - The Blue Hawks posted a 2-0 win over defending champion Manchester Central in a well-played physical contest.
> Class M Girls' Soccer Championship: Fall Mountain tips Campbell in 2 OTs
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