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Peterborough police officer involved in deadly shooting returns to the force
The off-duty Peterborough police officer involved in the fatal shooting in July has returned to work. Peterborough Police Chief Scott Guinard said Officer Douglas MacPherson was cleared to return…
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10m‘Picking winners and losers’: NH charitable gaming system faces calls for more oversight. No consensus exists
As the gambling industry booms in New Hampshire, some lawmakers are proving wary of imposing any oversight on how casinos disperse their revenue to charities. Watchdog organizations and some other lawmakers, however, are warning about a lack of accountability in how an expanding amount of money is doled out to charities from an industry that […]
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2mJaffrey man arrested after high-speed pursuit, 10-hour standoff in Hancock
Andrew Waycotte of Jaffrey surrendered to police on Sunday morning following a 10-hour standoff in a Hancock home and faces charges including burglary and reckless conduct with a deadly weapon.
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3mPhotos: Hundreds attend Peak Into Peterborough as Grove Street Bridge reopens on schedule
The Greater Monadnock Collaborative Regional Chamber of Commerce hosted the annual Peak Into Peterborough celebration in downtown Peterborough on Saturday. The event, typically held the second weekend in October, moved to the first weekend this year, and the Vendor Village moved from Putnam Park to Depot Square Park because of construction on the Grove Street […]
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4mConVal volleyball sweeps Hollis-Brookline to build postseason momentum
The ConVal volleyball team secured a dominant 3-0 victory over Hollis-Brookline on September 30, 2026, showcasing strong teamwork from its veteran roster of ten seniors.
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1mNo injuries reported in Sharon rollover crash on Friday night
Emergency responders attended to a single-vehicle rollover crash near the intersection of Turnpike Road and Swamp Road in Sharon on Friday, October 2, with no injuries reported.