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Declaration read in Windsor: 'Treason, for a good reason'
On Wednesday, Joshua Bell, director of State Historic Sites, read the Declaration of Independence to a small crowd outside the Old Constitution House in Windsor, in celebration of the 250th…
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6m19-year-old to stay in jail after alleged DUI crash
A Sullivan County Superior Court judge denied bail for Michael Martin III, 19, following a drunk driving crash that resulted in the death of Clayton Ezequelle, 53.
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14mLocal Fairlee developers want to build an apartment block. Their neighbors are standing in the way
Deecie Denison and developer Jonah Richard face intense opposition from Fairlee residents regarding a proposed mixed-use development named The Denison and its reliance on a state tax increment funding tool, called CHIP, to build the necessary septic system.
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3mNH cold case unit renews call for info in 1982 murder of Tammy Little
New Hampshire authorities have released a previously unseen photograph and issued a fresh plea for information regarding the 1982 murder of Tammy Little, a Portsmouth Beauty School student.
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4mNH student ID card issue now before the US Supreme Court
New Hampshire has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to block a lower court ruling that allows student identification cards to be used as valid proof of identity for voters.
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6mFormer doctor sentenced to prison for $1.9 million Medicare fraud
Former New London Hospital chief medical officer Steven Powell was sentenced in federal court to one year and a day for a $1.9 million Medicare fraud scheme involving unnecessary medical device prescriptions.