Bedford council upholds zoning amendment vote

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Hannaford Bros. filed a motion for rehearing of Zoning Amendment 2, which rezoned three lots on the corner of Donald Street and...

Nashua United Way funding cut; two positions eliminated

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The United Way of Greater Nashua has announced for the fourth straight year a decline in fundraising results, leading to an...

Case of wounded officer goes slowly

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It's been more than two months since Manchester Police Officer Dan Doherty was shot while trying to apprehend a man on the West...

Six hurt as fire damages submarine in Kittery

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Firefighters from at least three states were battling a four-alarm blaze that broke out Wednesday aboard the nuclear-powered...

Soltani indicted on felony in connection with police chase

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State Rep. Tony Soltani, R-Epsom, said he is “delighted” that prosecutors are charging him with a felony, rather than...

Monitor gets complaints over O'Brien's 'Hitler-like mustache' in cartoon

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Republicans expressed outrage Wednesday over a Concord Monitor opinion page cartoon depicting House Speaker William O’Brien...

Lynch cites safety, uses his veto pen

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Gov. John Lynch cited concerns raised by top state safety officials Wednesday when vetoing a bill that would prohibit New...

Kidnap suspect back in court

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A one-year deferred jail sentence, on a 2009 domestic assault involving his wife, was imposed Wednesday on the man charged with...

City teachers' union rejects contract proposal

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Manchester schoolteachers have overwhelmingly rejected a proposed contract modification that was touted as a way to save the jobs...

Plea, sentencing expected in death of Maine mother

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A 29-year-old Ossipee man charged with murder for allegedly clubbing to death a young mother and leaving her toddler in an idling...

Many Kings’ faces have familiar look

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THE LOS ANGELES Kings are in the Stanley Cup Final and the Manchester Monarchs are a big reason why.

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Many Kings’ faces have familiar look

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THE LOS ANGELES Kings are in the Stanley Cup Final and the Manchester Monarchs are a big reason why.
The Kings have reached the finals for the second time in franchise history and the first time since 1993. They have never won the Stanley Cup.
For the past 11 seasons, the Monarchs have been the Kings’ minor league affiliate.
That relationship has developed the heart and soul of this Kings team that finished as the No. 8 team in the Western Conference but went on to post a 12-2 record in dispatching the No. 1, 2 and 3 seeds in the west.
“(Coaches Mark Morris and Scott Pellerin and I) were out there for the wrap-up against St. Louis and obviously we’ve been watching on TV,” said Monarchs director of hockey operations Hubie McDonough. “It’s been some late nights, but it’s been fun considering the vested interest we have in the team and the players.”
On Tuesday night, the Kings punched their ticket for the final round with a 4-3 overtime win in Phoenix.

Six hurt as fire damages submarine in Kittery

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Firefighters from at least three states were battling a four-alarm blaze that broke out Wednesday aboard the nuclear-powered attack submarine USS Miami while in dry dock at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine,



Case of wounded officer goes slowly

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It's been more than two months since Manchester Police Officer Dan Doherty was shot while trying to apprehend a man on the West Side.

Nashua United Way funding cut; two positions eliminated

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The United Way of Greater Nashua has announced for the fourth straight year a decline in fundraising results, leading to an overhaul of the organization and the elimination of two positions.

Many Kings’ faces have familiar look

READER COMMENTS: 0

THE LOS ANGELES Kings are in the Stanley Cup Final and the Manchester Monarchs are a big reason why.
The Kings have reached the finals for the second time in franchise history and the first time since 1993. They have never won the Stanley Cup.
For the past 11 seasons, the Monarchs have been the Kings’ minor league affiliate.
That relationship has developed the heart and soul of this Kings team that finished as the No. 8 team in the Western Conference but went on to post a 12-2 record in dispatching the No. 1, 2 and 3 seeds in the west.
“(Coaches Mark Morris and Scott Pellerin and I) were out there for the wrap-up against St. Louis and obviously we’ve been watching on TV,” said Monarchs director of hockey operations Hubie McDonough. “It’s been some late nights, but it’s been fun considering the vested interest we have in the team and the players.”
On Tuesday night, the Kings punched their ticket for the final round with a 4-3 overtime win in Phoenix.

Six hurt as fire damages submarine in Kittery

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Firefighters from at least three states were battling a four-alarm blaze that broke out Wednesday aboard the nuclear-powered attack submarine USS Miami while in dry dock at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine,



Case of wounded officer goes slowly

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It's been more than two months since Manchester Police Officer Dan Doherty was shot while trying to apprehend a man on the West Side.

Nashua United Way funding cut; two positions eliminated

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The United Way of Greater Nashua has announced for the fourth straight year a decline in fundraising results, leading to an overhaul of the organization and the elimination of two positions.