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Friday, May 25, 2012
Sub damaged by fire at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard may not be salvageable
KITTERY, Maine (AP) - Even before the Navy completed its first damage assessment, the severity of a fire that swept through a nuclear-powered submarine in …
- Nashua schools expect $900K surplus; propose adding wireless Internet to middle schools 05:30PM
- Nashua South honors military with Homefront Heroes monument 04:44PM
- Elm Street students use poetry assignment to honor military 04:38PM
- Fairgrounds Middle School ceremony honors fallen veterans 02:38PM
- Nashua man faces 2nd burglary charge 02:20PM
- Man charged with selling jewelry stolen in Lowell, Mass., to Nashua store 02:17PM
News
May 25, 2012
Sub damaged by fire at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard may not be salvageable
May 25, 2012
KITTERY, Maine (AP) - Even before the Navy completed its first damage assessment, the severity of a fire that swept through a nuclear-powered submarine in …
NH moose hunt lottery deadline has arrived
May 25, 2012
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - If you haven't submitted a lottery application and want a chance to hunt moose in New Hampshire - the deadline is …
NH home sales keep rebounding, prices keep slipping
May 25, 2012
Sales of homes in New Hampshire rose strongly in April over a year earlier, raising hopes that the housing market is finally rebounding from the …
Firefighters’ efforts are praised
May 25, 2012
KITTERY, Maine – Officials hoped to begin venting smoke and noxious fumes from a nuclear-powered submarine on Thursday so they could get inside to assess …
Lawmakers continue to hammer out wording for education funding amendment
May 25, 2012
CONCORD – Legislative talks over a compromise education funding amendment to the state Constitution ended for the holiday weekend with the lawyers poring over proposed …
This week's News
May 24, 2012
Council approves Lynch pick for court
Senate turns down effort to impose waiting period for abortions
Legislature has week to compromise
May 23, 2012
Fire reported on nuke-powered sub at Maine yard
Bedford student finalist in National Geographic Bee
Filing period for House hopefuls to start
Lawmakers zero in on education aid amendment
May 22, 2012
Sticky purple box traps hung on trees, to see if invasive ash borers have arrived
Body recovered from Mount Washington crevasse
Firefighter injured in Manchester apartment fire
‘Prosperity’ group hits Bragdon on RGGI
Fire engulfs building in Manchester
May 21, 2012
Price of gas in NH still dropping
Bates freshman from Plaistow dies in Scotland
Bass starts re-election campaign in NH
RI’s big bet on Schillingstirs doubts
State surplus auction draws hopeful bidders, sales of boats, ATVs, file cabinets, chainsaws
May 19, 2012
Chester College will close its doors; students to be automatically enrolled at New England College
news columnists
- Cameron Kittle: Camp for City Kids: Nashua students learn lessons in hard work on Vermont farm
- David Brooks: It may not be fun to look at, but dissection serves a purpose
- Week in Preview: The Week in Preview: Sounds of greatnes
- Dean Shalhoup: Tradition of Greek Food Fest a savory delight
- Cameron Kittle: NH colleges, universities make strong push for science, technology, math
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state wire
- Nashua, NH, couple hits grand prize twice
- NH examines shifting political landscape
- Lawmakers eye override of 2 vetoes
- Manchester Chief: No reason to search for weapon
- NH judge refuses to dismiss poetry program lawsuit
- Fourth suspect pleads in case of slain Vt. man
- NH woman speaks at health bill unveiling
- NH fire suspect not competent to stand trial
reader letters
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