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Salvation Army Maj. Gregory Hartshorn, left, presents an award to Union Leader President and Publisher Joseph W. McQuaid. (THOMAS ROY)
MANCHESTER - Thanks to the generosity of the community, the New Hampshire Union Leader Santa Fund for the Salvation Army has been helping Manchester-area families during the holidays for 50 years.
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CONCORD - Pan Am Systems president contends Rep. Peter Leishman used his influence to extend Milford rail lease.
The Monarchs' John Zeiler goes airborne trying to control the puck during Friday night's game in Manchester. (AARON ROHDE)
MANCHESTER - Updated, 11:20 p.m. Penalty killing is the order of the night as Manchester survives eight shorthanded situations.
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DURHAM - Updated, 11:19 p.m. After going winless in five straight games, the UNH men's hockey team has won consecutive games for the first time since the third week of October.
MANCHESTER - Jayson Galeano, a reported member of the Bloods street gang who relocated to Manchester to take advantage of the lucrative drug trade, has been sentenced to federal prison for 11 years, federal prosecutors said yesterday.
MANCHESTER - State officials went to federal court yesterday to force into bankruptcy two troubled Meredith financial firms.
MANCHESTER - A mother's letter to an alderman was catalyst for a new handicap-accessible play structure this summer at Stevens Park.
MANCHESTER - A judge Friday morning sentenced 36-year-old Todd Peters to two consecutive life sentences, without possibility of parole, in the bat beating murders of Edith Riley and Timothy King.
BRENTWOOD - The guilty verdict is the fifth and final one tied to Jack Reid’s murder four years ago inside a Deerfield horse barn. The killing was carried out at the behest of millionaire businessman John “Jay” Brooks. His son Jesse helped recruit and pay the perpetrators.
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ALLENSTOWN - Authorities are hoping for new leads in their investigation of an Allenstown man's death, and his family is looking for some answers.
PORTSMOUTH - On her first day on the job, she is accused of abandoning the children, theft from the home and being involved in two auto accidents.
Supporters of Congress' proposed government takeover of health care, including Rep. Carol Shea-Porter, have taken to claiming that they are on "the right side of history."
Slate magazine is just one of the countless media outlets convulsing with St. Vitus' Dance over that demonic succubus Sarah Palin.
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►BED BUGS BITING: Camp says it has taken care of issue that plagued Amherst and Epping students
►Derry man remembers JFK, show-and-tell on fateful day
►Alcohol a factor in fatal Goffstown crash on Thursday
►Bedford students are 'paying it forward'
►Stacey Cole's Nature Talks: Nothing so race as a day in October
►College Football: UNH, Maine meet today in regular-season finale
►Men's Basketball: No. 25 Maryland cruises past UNH
Gov. Lynch helps the NH Food Bank deliver Thanksgiving dinners.
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►Major change in school system?: Manchester’s mayor-elect, Ted Gatsas, is interested in a dramatic overhaul of the city’s school system.
►High school football finales: Salem seeks its first football championship since 1983, while Bishop Guertin tries to complete its historic run to a perfect season.
►School for gifted kids: What’s a parent to do when the school system can’t meet the needs of her gifted child?
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