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MANCHESTER - By 10:30 this morning, Marti Folopoulos will make her television debut, as a "prospective buyer" viewing a Hooksett home in need of a makeover on A&E TV's "Sell This House." More headlines >>> |
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BRENTWOOD - The millionaire's trial could help prosecutors fine-tune strategy for the Michael Addison case.
UNH wide receiver Mike Boyle (83) of Plymouth gains yardage after a second-quarter catch as Army linebacker Frank Scappaticci (46) defends. (AP)
WEST POINT, N.Y. - Offense, defense, special teams all contribute as Wildcats win fourth straight against a Bowl Subdivision team.
►UNH's upset highlights pre-deployment weekend for brother of UNH captain
►Click here to visit Allen Lessels' 'Tracking the 'Cats' blog
►Kevin Gray's Gray Matter: For Hawks, hope emerges from loss to Panthers
The budding 20-year-old star is just one of 10 former Fisher Cats now on Blue Jays roster.
►mlb.com: It was bound to happen sooner or later -- Rangers thump Sox, 15-8
►How'd the Rays do? Click here to visit mlb.com for all the scores.
GOFFSTOWN - The defense won't go unnoticed for the Sabers any longer. Souhegan scored a shutout road win yesterday, stifling former D-II program Goffstown, 41-0.
►Click here to visit Marc Thaler's 'Moving the Chains' high school football blog
New England quarterback Tom Brady will take his first snap of the season against a team fielding 11 rookies.
EPPING - Mike Strasburg posts a speed of 325.06 mph in top fuel division qualifying for IHRA event at Epping.
►Click here to visit Allen Lessels' and Kevin Provencher's 'Gone Racing' blog
Police on Friday ignored a protest of their city parks curfew crackdown.
Click below for a look at the scene.
►Free Stater will invite a city park curfew arrest (123)
►Some surprised by city's curfew crackdown (53)
MANCHESTER - Summer's over for students in the state's largest school district.
Heavy rains caused a sinkhole that trapped this car in front of the JFK Coliseum in Manchester tonight. (COURTESY SCOTT MANNING)
MANCHESTER - The remnants of Tropical Storm Hanna unleashed a deluge that flooded businesses and homes yesterday, sending 6 feet of water into the police station's garage.
►Local rainfall amounts
►Hanna mocked as festivals go on
►Click here for updated weather advisories from the National Weather Center.
►Click here for updated Hanna information from the National Hurricane Center.
►AccuWeather.com: Ike aims for Cuba
MANCHESTER - Supporters will go before courts to get an amendment on ballots in Manchester and Concord.
►Board says no to tax cap vote (129)
►Two city financial advisors' comments on the spending cap (8)
►Survey: Most want spending cap on Nov. ballot (38)
►Spending cap vote deadline nears (43)
MERRIMACK - Terry Papagni and Harvey Relihan finally wed after twice rebuilding their flood-damaged home.
SUGAR HILL - Police are crediting two "Good Samaritans" with saving a woman from her burning car after a crash yesterday on Interstate 93.
A new state law bans the sale of outdoor boilers starting Jan. 1.
DERRY - Nine-week-old Abigail Crooker, under care at Children's Hospital in Boston, will continue cancer treatment.
►Baby born with cancer back in hospital (3)
►Community rallies to support family of baby born with cancer (17)
THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR of the New Hampshire Retirement System could collect up to $90,000 in severance pay after less than eight months of work when she leaves in early December.
Hard economic times are driving some people to take actions that could jeopardize their futures.
►Retirement account surprises: Some don't want to take their money out at 70 1/2
THERE WAS just one thing I wanted to accomplish on a recent trip into camp -- to scout a new route. So, I set off, telling my friends only that I'd be gone for at least two hours.
Jeb Bradley is desperate to portray John Stephen, his opponent in the 1st District Republican primary, as a tax-hiker. The problem for Bradley is: it isn't true.
Hundreds of people turned out for yesterday's second annual People Fest celebration at Veterans Memorial Park, ignoring the threat of rain to take in the wonders of Manchester's diverse cultures.
NEWS IN PRINT
►Elwood Orchards wants visitors to just get lost
►Make cents: Save with the coupons in today's paper
SPORTS IN PRINT
►Kris Russell's NH Golf: Coach's illness puts season in perspective
►Maureen Milliken's NH Runner: City Marathon course is still hilly, but less so
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