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February 9, 2010

Rape trial may proceed without victim, prosecutor tells jury

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NASHUA - There's a cliché in the criminal justice system that each case is different.Some, however, are more different than others. On Tuesday, prosecutors began …

Daily TWiP - Read in the Bathtub Day

Welcome to the Daily TWiP, your daily dose of all the holidays, historical observances, etc., we couldn’t cram into The Week in Preview. There are …

Pine and Ledge still closed

The intersection of Pine and Ledge Streets will remain closed to vehicle traffic today, while work continues on the Labine Building, which was heavily damaged …

DWI driver hit pedestrians police charge

KEENE SENTINEL - A Keene man was charged with drunken driving after hitting two elderly women in a crosswalk on Main Street in Marlborough, police …

Budget cuts will hike health insurance, hospitals warn

CONCORD MONITOR - State hospitals and health care providers are still calculating the impact of impending cuts to their funding. But, they warn, providers will …

Reorganizing plan cuts FairPoint debt

FairPoint Communications would cut its debt load by almost two-thirds and largely maintain its schedule to upgrade and expand high-speed Internet service throughout New Hampshire …

Plan to cut Middle School teachers, others to be heard

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MERRIMACK – Getting voter feedback on the School District budget hasn’t always been a piece of cake. “Outside of flying an airplane with a banner, …

Cause of 5-alarm fire in historic city building is probed

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NASHUA – The city fire marshal on Monday continued to investigate the cause of a weekend fire that severely damaged a three-story building at 45 …

Woman being arrested allegedly fought, spat on officer

HUDSON – A Hudson woman is accused of fighting with an officer who was arresting her on a drunken driving charge, police said. Officer Michael …

Footage of shooting to be reviewed

NASHUA – Police will review footage from security cameras as they investigate an apparent road rage shooting Saturday night, an investigator said. Police also are …

At school board’s request, superintendent reconsiders plan to retire

LITCHFIELD – The search for a school superintendent ends where it began. Elaine Cutler will not retire at the end of the school year and …

Mountain rescue drill turned real

LYNDEBORUGH – It was supposed to be a joint training exercise on finding lost hikers on Winn Mountain with local emergency services and the Milford …

Mayor asks school board for level best

NASHUA – Mayor Donnalee Lozeau urged the Board of Education to keep in mind the sacrifices she is asking other city departments to make to …


February 8, 2010

3 cats die in fire that damaged house

Woman injured in crash on ramp

Fire guts historic city building

Senior Class - Week 44. Burning Desire

Telegraph, Cabinet garner awards

The Week in Preview: February 8

Old book expert to talk about finds

Still-adventurous Scouts honor anniversary

3 towns, unions at odds on pacts

Area hot spot for stealing, stripping cars

February 7, 2010

Clydesdales back in the game

Mentally ill suffer from budget cuts

Will pay-to-play be the New Hampshire way?

Voters voice their concerns

Milford to decide on $850k land buy

Litchfield school budget left as is

Advertisers look to score big

Nashua...From the inside: School budget, Obama visit, Recycled Percussion, Republican meeting

Super stats

Shooting suspect sought

February 6, 2010

Nashua PD responds to Sears bomb scare

Sex offender flees, is back behind bars

Company to revise plans for cell tower

Former Telegraph publisher and director had newspapering in his blood

Amherst: Operating budget will go on warrant as proposed

WLC cuts position hours, transportation

Brookline increases kept minimal

Milford moves to reinstate staff hours

Correction

New medical facility gets approval

Brookline diver is right at home in the sea

Paver faces 19 new charges, higher bail

February 5, 2010

SNHMC pays to settle investigation

Accused killer will argue for bail

Budget committee proposes spending plan reduced by 2.79 percent

Budget would add 2 cents to tax rate

Energy company to host ‘Hot Water Day’

Rainy years raise growth concerns

Couple does battle with builder over leaks, mold

Three arrested on drug-related charges

Man sentenced for dodging taxes

Community banks grab opportunity

February 4, 2010

Info on China tour set

Souhegan Co-op session quiet, routine

Under wraps

Concern voiced on proposed cuts

Visit mix-ups reviewed

A day like no other for ARC, workers

City teacher among 6 Obama questioners

Police use Taser on 1 in burglary

Correction

February 3, 2010

District superintendent finalist bows out

City woman’s murder sentencing postponed

At North forum, 6 tough subjects

Residents, students, officials say his visit squeezed some

Job-creation plan has appealing ring

Hockey players speak to pain project cuts would have

Health care plan still has fans; 1 key one has regrets

2nd forum backed spending, tax cuts

Accused rapist jailed in gun buy attempt

Walk like a rex

Philling in the facts

Teens accused of detonating bomb

Correction
















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