BERLIN — In a 5-1 vote Monday night, councilors appointed East side resident Richard Plourde to the board to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Diana Berthiaume, who is now a member of the Berlin Police Commission.
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WOLFEBORO — A Dover man was arrested after speeding 123 mph on his motorcycle on Route 28 through Wolfeboro.
CONCORD — A Groveton man was sentenced to more than four years in federal prison for traveling from New Hampshire to Vermont to sexually abuse a minor victim, U.S. Attorney Erin Creegan said in a press release.
By Daymond Steer
BERLIN — A decision on moving forward with a proposal to remediate the former Dummer Yard landfill and create a contaminated soil disposal on the property is several months away.
MILAN — A Coos County treasure took some unwanted bruising Saturday night.
BERLIN — Visitors, staff and guests to a ribbon cutting ceremony ushered in the new locations and offices of The Family Resource Center of Northern New Hampshire in downtown Berlin on Tuesday morning.
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CONCORD — New Hampshire Secretary of State David M. Scanlan reminds New Hampshire voters and individuals who qualify to register by absentee or to vote absentee of important election law changes that took effect this week.
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By Lisa D. Connell
GORHAM — A public hearing Monday night about a grant-funded Main Street sidewalk project gave people the chance to talk about changes they would like to see along the nearly 2-mile stretch of Routes 2 and 16.
CONCORD — An electric bicycle rider is dead after a collision with an SUV on Interstate 93.
FRYEBURG, Maine — The pilot who died when his plane crashed in the woods near the Eastern Slope Regional Airport last month was attempting to take off for a flight to Moultonborough, according to a National Transportation Safety Board prelominary report. He was moving his plan in anticipatio…
CONCORD — New Hampshire Secretary of State David M. Scanlan reminds New Hampshire voters and individuals who qualify to register by absentee or to vote absentee of important election law changes that take effect on Tuesday, Sept. 30.
CONCORD — The first meeting of the newly established New Hampshire Domestic Violence Fatality Review Committee will be held on Thursday, Oct. 2, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at the New Hampshire Department of Justice, 1 Granite Place South, in Concord. This initial session will be organizational only…
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