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Old Dutch Mustard owner gets 18 months in prison, $250,000 fine
Charles Santich and his company, Old Dutch Mustard Co., Inc., were sentenced to 18 months in prison and a $250,000 fine, respectively, for illegally discharging pollutants into the Souhegan River…
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Conant Orioles dominate Monadnock Huskies in 8-1 victory
Conant cruised to an 8-1 victory over Monadnock on Thursday, earning its 10th win by seven runs or more and improving its record to 12-7.
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12mPeterborough resident looks back on 50 years in nursing
When longtime Peterborough resident Bonnie Fecowicz started her nursing career 50 years ago — half a century before this May’s National Nurses Month — it was in many ways a very different profession. “At my nursing school, St. Vincent’s [in Worcester, Mass.], we used to have to kneel down on the ground and they would […]
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Accident closes Route 123
State Route 123 in Hancock was closed for over an hour Thursday evening due to a motor vehicle accident about a mile north of Hancock village. New Hampshire State Police and the Hancock Fire Department responded to the call. According to Hancock Fire Chief Tom Bates, a driver operating a pickup truck went off the […]
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ConVal improves to 11-3 with 8-3 victory at Merrimack Valley
ConVal defeated Merrimack Valley 8-3, led by Chloe Hamlin with a double and two singles, and Sydney Borges pitching all seven innings while striking out eight and allowing just two hits.
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Mackenzie MacFarland shines as Conant defeats Monadnock
Conant defeated Monadnock 8-6 in softball action behind a complete-game effort from pitcher Mackenzie MacFarland, who struck out six and walked one while lowering her ERA to 2.00.