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Well companies flooded with calls for new wells as drought persists

The extreme drought conditions gripping southeastern New Hampshire are keeping local well companies busy as struggling homeowners look to replace their bone-dry shallow dug wells with new drilled...

Golf

Beloved golf legend Arnold Palmer dead at 87

Arnold Palmer, one of golf's greatest players whose immense popularity drew a legion of fans known as “Arnie's Army” and helped propel the game just as television was coming of age, died...

Subhankar Ray, left, and Chris Adams of TeddyCanHeal.com in front of the product's homepage at the Alpha Loft in Manchester. Ray said the startup was designed to help patients stay informed about whatever ails them and keep up with the latest options in treatment.

Business

NH entrepreneur believes the help data can provide to healing

While logarithms and formulas have not led to cures for chronic diseases, Subhankar Ray believes the data can help patients stay informed about whatever ails them and keep up with the latest options...

Editorials

Unappetizing options: Order off the menu

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will face off in the first of this year's presidential debates tonight on the campus of Hofsta University in New York, each trying to make the case that the other is...

Kuster's ransom: Letting cash fly to Iran

The United States didn't pay a ransom to Iran to free four Americans prisoners held by the rogue regime, the Obama administration claims. So a bill prohibiting future cash transfers to Iran would...

Gen. Robert W. Cone

Gen. Robert W. Cone: A loss for our state and nation

New Hampshire, and the nation, suffered a great loss last week with the death of Robert Cone, a retired Army four-star general. At 59, he was taken way too young.

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State Government

No-bid contract déjà vu for Fedcap

The recent protests by N.H. lawmakers and nonprofits over the state's no-bid award of a $1.2 million contract to Fedcap is familiar territory to the New York-based organization.

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