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Ayotte signs NH law raising cap on anonymous campaign donations
New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte signed Senate Bill 405, which raises the anonymous contribution limit to $200 per election cycle, sparking a debate over transparency and privacy.
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3mBruce Rodney Paglia
Bruce Rodney Paglia<br /><br />Bridgewater Corners, VT - Bruce Rodney Paglia, 83, passed away at his home early Friday morning July 17, 2026.<br /><br />Bruce was born on December 31, 1942 in Hanover, NH the son of Elio A. and ...
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1mPriscilla Bond Banker
<html><head></head><body>Priscilla Bond Banker<br /><br />Concort, NH - Priscilla Bond Banker, age 94, passed Saturday, January 10, 2026.<br /><br />A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, July 25, 2026, at the Thetford Hill Church beginning a ...
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3mTwin Pines Housing seeks new leader as director Andrew Winter retires
Andrew Winter, the longest-serving executive director of the White River Junction-based nonprofit Twin Pines Housing, announced he will retire within the year after leading the organization's growth since 2012.
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4mEthics committee recommends censure for NH lawmaker over "defamatory" X posts
The New Hampshire Legislative Ethics Committee recommended censuring Representative James Spillane for social media posts described as defamatory and constituting harassment toward fellow lawmakers.
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4mPamela Smart seeks new trial in husband’s 1990 murder, cites inaccurate transcripts
Pamela Smart, currently serving a life sentence for the 1990 murder of her husband, is seeking a new trial and resentencing based on claims that inaccurate body wire transcripts influenced her original conviction.