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Three years later, Hanover's rental housing inspection program has yet to launch
Hanover voters approved a rental housing inspection program three years ago, but the town has been unable to find a qualified inspector to launch the program, which requires landlords to comply with…
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3mProsecutors present gun, cellphone evidence they say links Burlington man to shooting of three Palestinian students
The state rested its case on the second day of the trial of Jason Eaton, who is accused of attempting to murder three Palestinian students in Burlington, ahead of the defense's presentation of an insanity plea.
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6mArt Notes: New novel follows Cold War romance between NH man and Finnish woman
The first time Ford von Reyn visited Finland, before he’d even disembarked the plane, he felt an affinity for the country. The Finnish classical music playing over the speakers at touchdown stirred something in him. Later he’d hear locals speaking Finnish on the streets of Helsinki and become enamored with the language’s complexity – its […]
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6mDartmouth Health lays off 124 employees and eliminates 303 positions
Dartmouth Health announced the layoff of 124 employees and the elimination of 303 open positions to address rising operating expenses.
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3mHartford Community Coalition seeks new executive director
The Hartford Community Coalition is seeking its second Executive Director following the announcement that current director Emily Zanleoni will step down.
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5mNew Hampshire Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigns after ethics violation
New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigned on Tuesday after a panel found he violated the state's ethics code by bypassing merit-based hiring practices to hire a longtime ally.