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Now that you've "de-cluttered and de-personalized" your house to sell, here's what to do. GILMANTON - The historic 1756 colonial-style home once owned by the "Peyton Place" author has developed a reputation as a place frequented by ghosts or spirits. More headlines >>> |
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► Eight arrests after a fight at an underage drinking party on Moose Hollow Road in Danville.
Exeter players celebrate their Class L championship win over Manchester Central at SNHU in Manchester last night. (DAVID LANE)
MANCHESTER - The Blue Hawks posted a 2-0 win over defending champion Manchester Central in a well-played physical contest.
►Class M Girls' Soccer Championship: Fall Mountain tips Campbell in 2 OTs
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SALEM - Cavanaugh, tough defense lift Little Green to blowout win over previously unbeaten Blue Devils and into the playoffs.
►H.S. Football: QB leads South past Crusaders
►H.S. Football Roundup: Alvirne whips Owls, makes Div. II playoffs
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DURHAM - A three-goal third sent Friday's game against BC into OT.
The immature eagle is under the care of a wildlife rehabilitator. (COURTESY)
Millsfield - The young eagle, which has not acquired its distinguishing white head feathers, was shot with a shotgun. It suffered a fractured left wing and other injuries.
BRENTWOOD - Lawyers say the 14-year-old Exeter girl suffered second-degree burns from hot tea that spilled on her lap, according to court documents. A loose-fitting cover that wasn't properly attached was to blame, the papers said.
The U.S. Department of Labor has canceled the bid process for the 160,000-square-foot center planned off Dunbarton Road. The estimated cost of the project is $35 million.
►10.2%: Unemployment surges to 26-year high (59)
►Event celebrates new 'economic revitalization zone' in Plaistow
This screen shot from shows crimemapping.com's "crime map" of Manchester. Click on the image to view the interactive map.
MANCHESTER - The Manchester Police Department's new Web site includes a locator map of incidents.
►Crimemapping.com lets users zero in on their neighborhoods
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CONCORD - Bob Jaracz has won two jackpots from the New Hampshire lottery, the first Granite State resident to do so.
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CONCORD - State Police Col. Fred Booth warns not to expect instant results.
BRENTWOOD - Convicted murderer Michael Benton told jurors that after he killed Jack Reid in June 2005, his friend Jesse Brooks wired him $800 to spend two weeks in Las Vegas.
NASHUA - Nashua police say they have seized more than 300,000 prescription pills from a city residence, according to the Associated Press.
On Tuesday, voters rejected the notion that they should be shut out of right to select the best candidates by Republican and Democrat party bosses.
Five months after same-sex marriage was passed, and two months before the law takes effect, some legislators are already seeking to erase it.
►NH Muslim community speaks out against Fort Hood rampage
►Hooksett tax bill errors cost property owners $10-$50
►Photos from New Hampshire Opera Idol
►Youth football: Manchester East Cobras go for undefeated season
►NESN's Heidi Watney coming to Granite State Baseball Dinner
►Stacey Cole's Nature Talks: Great Bay wildlife refuge has wide impact
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►A weekend of champions: Two girls' soccer teams and two girls' volleyball squads will collect NHIAA championship trophies Saturday.
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