Court mum on justice decision
CONCORD - A defiant Gov. Craig Benson said Friday that he will nominate the next chief justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court even after the same court acted to uphold a state law that took this power away from…
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Students read to help less fortunate
WILTON - Last Christmas, the sixth-graders at Florence Rideout Elementary School held a read-athon and earned about $1,300 that they spent on toys for the town’s annual Christmas Store, which supplies gifts for the less fortunate. They had so much…
Bridge, road plans approved
WILTON - The Planning Board on Wednesday approved the relocation of a bridge across Stoney Brook and an access road to the stone crusher on the Pike Industries site off Route 31 North. The question has been under consideration since…
DPW chief Crombie to depart
NASHUA - Public Works Director George Crombie, who has been a lightning rod for both praise and criticism in his four years on the job, is stepping down next month. Crombie told Mayor Bernie Streeter Wednesday that he planned to…
Reunited
everal young women, carefully made up and dressed in fashionably casual clothing, stood together inside the packed athletic complex at Southern New Hampshire University in Manchester on Thursday. They were part of a crowd of hundreds - mothers, fathers, brothers,…
Proposed $8.72m Hollis school budget facing review
HOLLIS - In the earliest stages of its review, the proposed Hollis school budget is about $107,000 higher than the Budget Committee wants it. School Board members presented the 2004-05 budget to the committee for the first time Thursday night.…
Planning Board’s approval of housing project upheld
AMHERST - The Zoning Board of Adjustment decided Tuesday that the Planning Board’s approval of an elderly housing project does not violate any conditions placed on the project by the ZBA. The Summerfield development, which would border a town water…
Woman hurt in turnpike crash
NASHUA - A 78-year-old Massachusetts woman was injured when her car did a slow roll onto its roof on the F.E. Everett Turnpike on Wednesday. Phyllis Foley of Littleton, Mass., was treated and released from St. Joseph Hospital after the…
Hudson fire chief getting feel for the job
HUDSON - Months after being named acting fire chief, Shawn Murray’s new office is still a little Spartan. There is a framed picture of his wife, Dorothy, and two children, Casey, 12, and Allison, 8. A little toy firefighter hangs…
N.H. unit is set for Afghan service
More New Hampshire troops have been mobilized for active duty in support of operations in Afghanistan. Fifty men and women of the Peterborough-based Army National Guard 210th Engineer Detachment have been ordered to report for duty in January for yearlong…
Holiday treat
HUDSON - Customers of a local salon said they felt as if they were being treated like movie stars Wednesday. The atmosphere at the salon was festive and upbeat. Staff members ran about the salon fluffing hair, applying makeup and…
County attorney done in February
Hillsborough County Attorney John Coughlin will step down by early February - and possibly sooner - as he prepares to fulfill his military duty with the National Guard. Coughlin, a Mont Vernon resident, submitted a letter of resignation Wednesday, as…
Taking precautions
NASHUA - Forty minutes after the city’s last flu clinic of the season opened Wednesday at Home Health and Hospice Care, all of the available vaccine - 110 doses - was gone. After, an agency employee stood in the parking…
‘Small’ Micronetics is making waves
When Forbes magazine ranked Hudson-based Micronetics as No. 55 on its Oct. 28 list of “200 Best Small Companies,” it was a “bittersweet moment,” says David Robbins, Micronetics’ chief executive officer. Bittersweet because the Forbes recognition came but weeks after…
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Concord firm aids C&D recycling effort
Vermont Law School has retained the Concord-based Institution Recycling Network to implement and manage a program to recycle construction and demolition wastes resulting from the reconstruction and expansion of the school’s Debevoise Hall in South Royalton, Vt. So when VLS…
10 key steps in addressing environmental concerns in real estate transactions
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Dying N.H. woman requests pardon hearing
CONCORD (AP) - The Executive Council on Wednesday will review a dying woman’s request for a pardon hearing. But for Theresa Murphy, 42, it doesn’t matter much now. Murphy was released from the Hillsborough County Department of Corrections in September,…
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Luxury apartments connected to the eight-story Grand Central Suites apartment building in downtown Manchester should be available for July move-ins, with a top unit fetching $2,800 a month. Owners of the building, located across Central Street from Veterans Memorial Park and just a few feet from Elm Street, held a ceremonial ribbon cutting Tuesday with Mayor Jay Ruais and other city officials.
BAE Systems invests $85 million in Hudson, NH, campus
BAE Systems announced Wednesday a $135 million investment for upgrades to its facilities in Hudson, N.H., and Austin, Texas, to further strengthen the U.S. defense industrial base, the company said.
A market demand for nurses boosts NH supply
There is a critical need in the Granite State for nurses, and the market has responded with more supply, with more interest than ever in nursing.
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