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Opinion: Granite Staters are telling us something. Concord needs to listen.
A New Hampshire Democratic legislator argues that recent polling shows voters prefer Democrats on economic issues due to rising property taxes, ineffective business tax cuts, and the defunding of…
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6mOpinion: New Hampshire ensures secure and transparent elections
Former congressional colleagues Richard Swett and Charlie Bass, alongside Secretary of State David Scanlan, are encouraging New Hampshire voters to approach the upcoming September 8 election with confidence in the state's transparent and secure electoral system.
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2mArmand J. Tourangeau
<html><head></head><body>Armand J. Tourangeau<br /><br />Allenstown, NH - Mr. Armand J. Tourangeau, 91, of Allenstown, passed away peacefully at home on August 16, 2026 after a long period of declining health.<br /><br />Born in Quebec City, Armand wa ...
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2mVirginia Sullivan
<html><head></head><body>Virginia Sullivan<br /><br />Webster, MA - Virginia F. (Young) "Ginny" Sullivan, of Venice, Fla., passed away recently at her seasonal home in Webster, Mass. She was 85.<br /><br />Born in Concord, N.H., Ginny was th ...
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Two South Enders vie for nomination to State House seat
While both would be first-time representatives, Tom Brennan and Jason Quinno both say they have the lived experience to represent the city of Concord in the state Legislature. The two Democratic South End residents are vying to represent Concord Wards 5, 6, 7 and 8 — most of the southern and western parts of the […]
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6mThree Republicans vie for Merrimack County attorney in primary race
Voters heading to the polls on Sept. 8 for the state primary will choose candidates from a list of races on the ballot, including one that rarely gets much attention, even though it shapes the outcome of almost every arrest in the state: county attorney. After police make an arrest, the county attorney decides whether […]