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Sen. Jeanne Shaheen was the target of a hoax attempt to set up a phone call with a person purporting to represent the government of Latvia, her...
Schools will reopen in the next few weeks across New Hampshire without newly available federal money for student services such as speech therapy...
Kristan Skora was disappointed when she heard the city of Franklin was no longer recycling, but she said the decision isn’t going to change...
President Donald Trump and the courts are starting to drain the swamp. Federal bureaucrats, numbering 2.1 million, constitute the swamp, which is...
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Republicans are the party of Abraham Lincoln, who signed off on what became the first national park, Yosemite, of Ulysses S. Grant, who established...
Rare general-level talks between the two Koreas ended with no agreement Tuesday, but the top delegates said they had a meaningful discussion on...
We’re all familiar with crime-scene forensics, or at least the TV version that is the central plot point for every single cop show, but I must...
St. Paul’s School has chosen a new rector, the first-ever woman to lead the Concord boarding school since its founding in 1856.Kathleen Carroll...
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So who the heck was Franklin Pierce? I tried to find out, thinking Monday – Presidents Day – was a good time to try. Turns out, one of...
Last month, Philips Exeter Academy unveiled a big, new building for sports activities, and also announced that much, but not all, of the...
When I make dessert, I tend to have a plan. I’d rather save the improvising and fridge cleaning for savory preparations.This cobbler, however...
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“2 Behold 2”: Works by Kate Childs and Laura Radwell. Closing show Oct. 6, 5 to 8 p.m. Free. #LOCAL Gallery, 40 Cottage St., Easthampton. 413-203-5781. elizabeth@ciderhouse.media. Annual... - Read Story
President Donald Trump and the courts are starting to drain the swamp. Federal bureaucrats, numbering 2.1 million, constitute the swamp, which is also called the deep state. The President has direct authority... - Read Story