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Fisher Cats Press Release: The Toronto Blue Jays, parent club of the Double-A New Hampshire Fisher Cats, today named former Boston Red Sox shortstop Luis Rivera as the fifth manager in Fisher Cats history. Full Article at WMUR New Hampshire
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The New Hampshire Supreme Court has agreed to take up the case of a Christian girl who was ordered out of homeschooling and into a public school. Full Article at The Christian Post
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Graphic shows layout of New Hampshire Motor Speedway, site of the Sylvania 300; two sizes. View Photo »
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Many people think arthritis is associated with older people and don't realize that 1,200 kids in New Hampshire suffer from the disease ... In fact, 29 percent of the state's population have some form of arthritis. We raised $12,000 with the race last year and are hoping to raise $15,000 this year.
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DURHAM (AP) — A University of New Hampshire program that teaches onlookers how to intervene in potentially dangerous situations is getting more attention after two recent attacks, one on campus and one across the country. Full Article at SeacoastOnline.com
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LONDONDERRY, N.H. (AP) - Londonderry police say a 22-year-old man is out of the hospital after being shot in the neck by his twin brother. Full Article at WCAX
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Manchester - Updated, 3:30 p.m. UnionLeader.com has learned that Luis Rivera, who spent five seasons with Boston, will be the next manager of Manchester's Double-A team. Full Article at The Union Leader
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This photo released by the New Hampshire Division of Travel and Tourism shows photos from Oct. 2008 of lit jack-o-lanterns at the annual Keene Pumpkin Festival in Keene, N.H. View Photo »
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The unemployment rate fell in 13 states, including Massachusetts, where it declined to 8.9 percent from 9.3 percent; New Hampshire, with a drop to 6.8 percent from 7.2 percent; and West Virginia, which fell to 8.5 percent from 8.9 percent.
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Eds: APNewsNow:Updates with wounded man released from hospital, police say they believe shooting was accidental; shooter released on bail. Full Article at Nashua Telegraph
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DURHAM, N.H. (AP) - A University of New Hampshire program that teaches onlookers how to intervene in potentially dangerous situations is getting more attention after two recent attacks, one on campus and one across the country. Full Article at WCAX
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This photo released by the New Hampshire Division of Travel and Tourism shows photos from Oct. 2008 of lit jack-o-lanterns at the annual Keene Pumpkin Festival in Keene, N.H.
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Former B-24 pilot Bernerd Harding of New Hampshire, is enthused about a sightseeing flight with an ultralight aircraft over Klein Quenstedt, eastern Germany, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009.
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Former B-24 pilot Bernerd Harding, of New Hampshire, waves in an ultralight aircraft during takeoff for a sightseeing flight over Klein Quenstedt, eastern Germany, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009.
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Former B-24 pilot Bernerd Harding of New Hampshire, sits in an ultralight aircraft ready for takeoff for a sightseeing flight over Klein Quenstedt, eastern Germany, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009.
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File - Former B-24 pilot Bernerd Harding of New Hampshire, displays a bracelet of a pilot killed in action during World War II during his search tour in Klein Quenstedt, eastern Germany, in this Sept. 9, 2009 file photo.
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Former B-24 pilot Bernerd Harding of New Hampshire, displays a bracelet of a pilot killed in action during World War II during his search tour in Klein Quenstedt, eastern Germany, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009.
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Former B-24 pilot Bernerd Harding of New Hampshire talks with reporters during his search tour in Klein Quenstedt, eastern Germany, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009. Harding came to Germany to search for his pilot's wings buried in a cellar after he was shot down July 7, 1944.
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Former B-24 pilot Bernerd Harding, of New Hampshire, right, explains his escape route to his stepson Peter Kelley, left, sitting on the back of a car during a search tour in Klein Quenstedt, eastern Germany, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009.
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Former B-24 pilot Bernerd Harding of New Hampshire, exits the cellar of a German farmhouse assisted by his stepson Peter Kelley, left, in Klein Quenstedt, eastern Germany, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009.
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Former B-24 pilot Bernerd Harding of New Hampshire, stands in front of a farmhouse in Klein Quenstedt, eastern Germany, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009. Harding came to Germany to search for his pilot's wings buried in a cellar after he was shot down July 7, 1944.
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Former B-24 pilot Bernerd Harding of New Hampshire, checks a cellar in a German farmhouse in Klein Quenstedt, eastern Germany, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009. Harding came to Germany to search for his pilot's wings buried in a cellar after he was shot down July 7, 1944.
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Former B-24 pilot Bernerd Harding of New Hampshire stands in front of a farmhouse in Klein Quenstedt, eastern Germany, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009. Harding came to Germany to search for his pilot's wings buried in a cellar after he was shot down July 7, 1944.
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New Hampshire safety Hugo Souza (33) breaks up a pass intended for St. Francis wide receiver Jeff Wasilewski (81) during the third quarter of an NCAA college football game at Cowell Stadium in Durham, N.H. , Saturday, Sept. 5, 2009.
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Map shows foreclosure percent point change for Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.
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PORTSMOUTH, NH - AUGUST 11: Kay Keenan (C), 57, of Hampton, New Hampshire, protests President Obama's health care position outside of the high school where the President was conducting a town meeting on August 11, 2009 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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PORTSMOUTH, NH - AUGUST 11: Kay Keenan (C), 57, of Hampton, New Hampshire, protests President Obama's health care position outside of the high school where the President was conducting a town meeting on August 11, 2009 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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PORTSMOUTH, NH - AUGUST 11: Tom Pearson (C), 67, of Rye, New Hampshire, protests President Obama's health care position outside of the high school where the President was conducting a town meeting on August 11, 2009 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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PORTSMOUTH, NH - AUGUST 11: Diane Campbell, 50, of Kingston, New Hampshire, protests President Obama's health care position outside of the high school where the President was conducting a town meeting on August 11, 2009 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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V. Gene Robinson, Episcopal Bishop of New Hampshire and the first open, partnered gay person to serve as a diocesan bishop in the church, speaks in the House of Bishops at the 76th General Convention of the Episcopal Church in Anaheim, Calif. , Monday, July 13, 2009.
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Joey Logano spins after losing a back tire at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, N.H. , Sunday, June 28, 2009. Logano won the rain-shortened race.
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NASCAR driver Jamie McMurray finishes practice at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, N.H. , Saturday, June 27, 2009.
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NASCAR driver Jamie McMurray finishes practice at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, N.H. , Saturday, June 27, 2009.
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New Hampshire postal worker George Knapp shows off an 8-week-old kitten that he adopted Monday, June 22, 2009 at the MSPCA in Boston. The two-pound kitten, who Knapp is naming PD for Postage Due, was abandoned in a public mailbox in Boston earlier this month.
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Many people think arthritis is associated with older people and don't realize that 1,200 kids in New Hampshire suffer from the disease ... In fact, 29 percent of the state's population have some form of arthritis. We raised $12,000 with the race last year and are hoping to raise $15,000 this year.
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The unemployment rate fell in 13 states, including Massachusetts, where it declined to 8.9 percent from 9.3 percent; New Hampshire, with a drop to 6.8 percent from 7.2 percent; and West Virginia, which fell to 8.5 percent from 8.9 percent.
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I think it's very important and crucial to have Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina early on in the process
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The House bill put the basic rules of the road on insurance companies, designed to prevent discriminatory and abusive practices that have really hurt families in New Hampshire and families across America
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For the past year, the Josiah Bartlett Center has provided the most comprehensive and authoritative coverage of the New Hampshire budget, the JUA Lawsuit, and how the Granite State is implementing the federal stimulus package ... New Hampshire Watchdog will give us a platform to share that coverage with...
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The rest of New Hampshire should throw their members -- (Democratic Reps.) Carol Shea-Porter and Paul Hodes -- out of public office and back into the terrible jobs market they have created
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We are dedicated to the city of Manchester and the state of New Hampshire and by hosting Peanut Butter - Jelly Time, we'll be able to lend a hand in feeding thousands of families across the state.
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Wall Street companies and executives should have to pay for their own mistakes ... New Hampshire’s responsible working families should never have to reach into their own pockets to bail out Wall Street corporations that gambled away retirement and education funds. Stopping the bailouts before they start...
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This health insurance assistance is critical to Granite Staters who are struggling to find a job ... I will continue to fight to make health insurance more affordable for New Hampshire families who are trying to balance their health insurance costs, mortgage payments, and other expenses while they conti...
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This health insurance assistance is critical to Granite Staters who are struggling to find a job ... I will continue to fight to make health insurance more affordable for New Hampshire families who are trying to balance their health insurance costs, mortgage payments, and other expenses while they conti...
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We fund a number of school-based dental programs in the states we serve — Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont — and this funding area is in accord with our mission to make oral health education and services more readily available ... We're very pleased that we've been able to support Lamprey Health Care's...
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These rules are a step in the right direction, but we must go further to stand up for New Hampshire families and protect them from unscrupulous Wall Street banks ... I will continue to fight for strict rules to prevent banks from padding their bottom line at the expense of working families.
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The emerging clean energy economy is a key component to economic recovery, and this grant will help spur innovations that can help create jobs in New Hampshire ... This technology was developed in New Hampshire, and has great potential to invigorate the state's economy. We must continue to seek out new ...
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The emerging clean energy economy is a key component to economic recovery, and this grant will help spur innovations that can help create jobs in New Hampshire ... This technology was developed in New Hampshire, and has great potential to invigorate the state's economy. We must continue to seek out new ...
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Although I grew up in Maine, I also consider New Hampshire my home because it was the state in which I learned many things while growing up
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If we are going to become the majority party in Congress again and provide a check on the liberals in Washington, we have to win both of those seats in New Hampshire
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As you know, many states around the country have extended equal marriage rights to same-sex couples ... Currently, Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont and Iowa all afford same-sex couples the right to marry, and New Hampshire’s legislature has passed similar legislation that awaits the approval o...
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Granite State veterans have served our country with honor overseas, only to return home to have trouble finding a job in this difficult economy ... This tax credit is good for New Hampshire's small businesses, and will encourage small business owners to hire veterans and provide good jobs for working fa...
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The past 12 months have seen amazing progress, with Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Iowa all achieving marriage equality
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If five guys won't stare down the unions or not replace some retirees, why will three? ... New Hampshire has more legislators than California, but it has lower taxes.
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We're afraid if we have a national bar exam somebody in New Hampshire would want to practice in Delaware and that would make Delaware crazy
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I think people in New Hampshire just want Congress to use more common sense. That’s what I am going to focus on in Washington because we sure need more of it.
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I have such deep roots in New Hampshire, raising our kids here, serving our state in the attorney general’s office for 14 years here
– Kelly Ayotte SOURCE: Nashua Telegraph
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