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How to access NH’s new aid for police, drivers with autism
The New Hampshire Blue Envelope program, designed to help people with autism communicate with law enforcement, is now available for free at the DMV office in Keene.
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4mSharon honors Chet and Sue Bowles for 38 years of service
Chet and Sue Bowles were celebrated for their 38 years of service to the town of Sharon, during which they served on various committees, organized elections, and donated to the town, and were thanked by the community for their hard work and dedication.
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2mBank's 150th anniversary celebrated with time capsule burial
Savings Bank of Walpole staff and local residents gathered to seal a time capsule containing photos, notes, newspaper clippings, and other items reflecting the bank and the local community, to be opened during the bank's bicentennial celebration in 2075.
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Cyclists gear up for Pan-Mass Challenge to support cancer research
Chris Peahl from Rindge will join over 6,000 cyclists in the Pan-Mass Challenge bike-a-thon on Aug. 1 and 2 to raise money for cancer research and patient care, with a goal of $79 million for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
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9mIn independent bid for governor, Jon Kiper hopes to shift Democratic Party from the outside
Jon Kiper is running for governor as an Independent, campaigning on a "Community First Party" platform that focuses on fixing the state's financial issues and giving progressive voters a meaningful voice in state politics.
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3mU.S. Supreme Court blocks Trump’s birthright citizenship order, delivering win to NH mother
The Supreme Court ruled in a 6-3 decision that children born in the US are granted automatic citizenship, even if their parents are undocumented immigrants, overturning President Trump's executive order restricting birthright citizenship.