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Crime

Four arrested after brawl, gunshots at Concord wedding party

CONCORD — Four men who drove hundreds of miles to crash a wedding are facing charges after a weekend brawl that included an exchange of gunfire in a crowded parking lot at the reception.

Londonderry's Anthony Ferraro scoops up a pick-off throw as Exter's Tom Polhemus races back to first during Monday's game in Londonderry.

High School Sports

Exeter responds well, blasts Lancers

LONDONDERRY — We won't know for sure until the season is complete, but last week's loss to Concord may have benefited the Exeter High School baseball team.

Owner Eli Sokorelis was at the opening of The Statey Bar and Grill on Deer Street in Portsmouth Friday. The event marked the return of the popular local bar, which was destroyed by fire in 2017.

Business

Eager patrons stand in line for Portsmouth opening year after 'State Street Saloon' destroyed by fire

PORTSMOUTH – The “Cheers of Portsmouth” has reopened in a different location just over a year after an all alarm fire destroyed the building that housed the State Street Saloon.

Editorials

Capital crimes: Keeping the death penalty in NH

Michael Addison did not want to go to jail.

Cheat and retreat: Kim's nuclear promises

Ronald Reagan's doctrine when negotiating arms control agreements with the Soviet Union was “Trust, but verify.”

Support family leave

To the Editor: Our representatives often say that they are for building our families, which entails building better communities. To be able to build up our initial community of our family we need to...

State Government

State reaches contract agreements with 4 unions

CONCORD — State officials announced Monday that tentative contract agreements expected to cost $13.5 million were reached with four state employee unions. Gov. Chris Sununu announced details of...

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State highway safety agency gets $92,000 grant for accident study


July 24. 2013 9:27PM



CONCORD — The New Hampshire Highway Safety Agency will receive a $92,000 federal grant to gather traffic, safety and accident data on the state’s highway system.

The information will be used by the state Department of Transportation and other agencies to determine roadway repairs and measures to prevent further accidents, injuries and fatalities.

In June, the same federal agency awarded the agency three grants totaling $1.4 million to conduct sobriety checkpoints, buy breathalyzer devices and seat belt education.


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