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Monitor parent company joins suit against copying of material for training A.I. systems
Newspapers of New England has joined a civil suit against OpenAI and Microsoft for taking content without permission to train their artificial intelligence programs, violating the Copyright Act.
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9mSince 1888, the Appalachian Mountain Club has been part of N.H. outdoors, for better or worse
The Appalachian Mountain Club has been a vital part of New Hampshire's outdoor recreation scene for 150 years, providing information, access, and advocacy, and has been credited with helping to shape the state's appreciation of the outdoors.
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4mMother-daughter duo opens Forever Flowers & Boutique in Wilton
Forever Flowers & Boutique, a new floral retail shop, opened in downtown Wilton on April 1, offering a variety of flower arrangements, handmade crafts, and personalization options from local artisans.
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1mGreenville's Pots and Pans parade lights up the night
Greenville celebrated the Fourth of July with a children's bike parade, a float contest, and a midnight Pots and Pans Parade, complete with fire trucks and fireworks.
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2mTim Coffin surpasses signature threshold for New Hampshire ballot
Tim Coffin has submitted signatures well above the required threshold to qualify for the November ballot in the New Hampshire State Representative District 27 race, and is now focusing on building a cross-party coalition of Democrats, Republicans and Independents ahead of the general election.
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6mPolice justified in fatal shooting of Black man who pointed a flashlight at officers like a gun
Three police officers were found to be justified in shooting and killing a Black man who was holding a flashlight because he pointed it like a gun instead of showing his hands, according to an investigation by the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office. Manchester police shot at 24-year-old Nickenley Turenne 18 times. He had run […]