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Andy Sanborn pleads guilty to diverting more than $250k in pandemic relief funds, faces prison time
Andy Sanborn, a former New Hampshire state senator and owner of the now-shuttered Concord Casino, faces time in prison after he pleaded guilty Tuesday to a federal charge of misusing pandemic relief…
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High-speed pursuit ends in rollover crash near Thompson's Crossing
An 84-year-old Antrim woman remains in intensive care following a fall on Friday, while 32-year-old Christopher Johnson faces multiple felony charges after a high-speed pursuit led to a rollover crash in the same town.
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Main Street storefront will become multi-space hub known as the Commons
The Greenville Planning Board unanimously approved a plan by John Lang and Jacki-Ann Roy to renovate a former convenience store into a multi-use space called the Commons by late spring.
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2mSenior Wetu Selby scores six touchdowns in record-breaking performance
ConVal senior Wetu Selby set a school record with six touchdowns in a 48-14 victory over Hollis-Brookline.
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7mCandidates address New Hampshire's property tax burden and school funding
District 8 Senate candidates David Trumble and Jim Creighton and House District 27 candidates Mary Murphy and Tim Coffin discussed property taxes, education funding, and energy policy during a forum in Francestown on Wednesday night.
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5mLocal collegiate athletes earn accolades in cross country, volleyball, soccer
Local student-athletes from the Ledger-Transcript's coverage area have achieved recent success in various collegiate sports including cross-country, volleyball, field hockey, soccer, football, and golf.