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- Manchester Continues Year-Long School Improvement Plan
- Sheriff’s department opens new computer forensics unit
- Conference Puts 'Safe Station' Program In Spotlight, Looks To Replicate Success
- Simulated blood, gore part of police training at middle school
- $800K federal grant money called critical for kids exposed to trauma
- Claremont school officials continue to work on lunch debt issue
- Portsmouth Police To Study Use Of Body Cameras
- Aldermen vote to ratify 3-year contracts with firefighters, Water Works unions
- Nashua Rail Transit Committee discusses the future
- Two dozen areas at Saint-Gobain plastics plant could be contaminated
- Fundraising efforts launched to pay Claremont school lunch debt
- As school lunch debt piles up, Claremont considers hiring collection agency
- Aldermen OK annual payment agreement with BAE
- Federal Dollars Pay For New Buses In Manchester
- Advocates Urge Schools To Comply Early With New State Lead Testing Law
- State Notifies Neighbors Of PFOA Contamination At Merrimack Park
- Report praises effectiveness of Safe Station program
- Democrats Calling For Reform Win Two County Attorney Seats
- Manchester ratifies three-year contracts with firefighter, Water Works unions
- Review of evidence begins in Manchester police officers' sexual assault case
- Merrimack town officials not interested in toll deal
- 'It's Surreal' - At Laconia Middle School, Training for the Worst Case Scenario
- Londonderry Town Council grapples with new state budget rules
- Nashua mayor rallies for proposed commuter rail project
- Manchester police 'Chief Days' to get fresh review following audit
- Rally for Rail: Donchess touts commuter rail project as beneficial to state
- Community members mount efforts to pay off Claremont lunch debts
- Hassan On Sweeping Opioid Legislation: 'This is Just the Beginning'
- Safe Station program sets Manchester record for intakes in a month
- Manchester aldermen support tentative 3-year deal with firefighters; final vote is Oct. 30
- Volinsky, local school districts to host funding forum
- WMUR review: Is it time for a ‘Claremont III’ education funding lawsuit?
- State rep.: Property regulations violate my constitutional rights
- Talks about eliminating remaining Merrimack tolls resume
- City looking to stop illegal truck fleet registrations
- With new concealed-carry law in place, Nashua educators wrestle with weapons policy
- Judge orders state lawmaker to move off his property
- Hiring crunch squeezes local police departments
- School districts feel shortage in substitute teacher pool
- Mohawk Tannery cleanup could cost much more than expected, says engineer
- District will meet with board to discuss lunch debts
- More than half of Manchester teachers take 10 or more sick days a year
- Durham, Newington residents oppose Eversource project
- 'Chief Days': Audit finds Manchester police gave out 466 extra days off since 2009, mum on what it cost taxpayers
- Bedford School District considers policy on employees testifying in court
- With city approval, BAE clears major hurdle to Manchester expansion
- Manchester libraries eliminate overdue fines for children, teen books
- Keene latest NH city to consider raising age to buy tobacco from 18 to 21
- New Bail Reform Law Leaves More Behind Bars in Rockingham County
- Portsmouth council votes to support studying housing at Pease