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No seat belts or helmets seen in more than 24 fatal NH crashes
A New Hampshire Department of Safety report reveals that 75 people have died in motor vehicle crashes so far in 2026, highlighting recent fatalities among motorcyclists and individuals not wearing…
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3mIn policy shift, Republicans say they’ll pursue a moratorium on AI data centers in NH
New Hampshire's Republican-led Senate will pursue a moratorium on AI data centers following growing public opposition and concerns over taxpayer costs and resource demands.
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4mMascenic girls' volleyball, undefeated and 'unapologetic,' looks toward tougher lineup
Each time the Mascenic girls’ volleyball team breaks their huddle, the Viking girls shout out in unison: “Play 20!” Each full-throated cry is a reminder of Mascenic’s goal for the season: make the most of their opportunities by playing all 20 possible regular-season and playoff games and taking a shot at the title. “We want […]
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Two back-to-back accidents occur on Route 101 in Dublin
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A Somerville, Mass., woman was rescued from Mount Monadnock after a hiking injury
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3mBrattleboro police say they won’t take Keene’s tack with ICE
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