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The ARRA funds will help entities across New Hampshire reduce their energy use and, ultimately, save money ... We look forward to participating in the selection process and supporting the award recipients in an effort to achieve the greatest savings possible. It is promising to see stimulus funding dedi...
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It was a nail-biter game ... There were nine lead changes throughout. It was tied with 1:02 left until New Hampshire hit a three pointer, and then they ended up making the crucial foul shots.
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Townhall was a great experience for me ... During my time there I road the Straight Talk Express with John McCain in New Hampshire, and covered the RNC Convention in MN as a credentialed blogger.
SOURCE: The Politico -
Our nation's service academies train the next generation of American leaders, and this year's nominees each have the ability to represent New Hampshire well as they pursue their dream of serving their country ... Each nominated student represents our state's best and brightest, and if selected by an aca...
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While Testerman and the N.H. GOP continue to talk about discrimination and hate, Democrats in New Hampshire are working hard to fix the economy, create jobs, and improve the lives of working families in Granite State
SOURCE: Nashua Telegraph -
The vehicle was stolen out of Portsmouth on Nov. 18 ... It had New Hampshire plates initially, and when we found it, he had swapped the plates for Maine plates off a car stolen in Maine.
SOURCE: NewburyportNews.com -
Hi, my name is Private First Class Shawn Hogan, currently stationed in southwest Asia, wishing my beautiful wife and son in Nashua, New Hampshire, a happy holiday season. I miss you guys. I love you, and I’m coming home soon.
SOURCE: Nashua Telegraph -
There will be a few more people there than for New Hampshire and Maine
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More than $85,000 worth of New Hampshire stimulus money went to Michigan State University ... but there's no description of how the money will be spent. About 25 New Hampshire stimulus awards were granted to out-of-state contractors or agencies. Those include a Maine architectural firm, construction com...
SOURCE: Governing -
Jobless Americans are desperate to get back to work, and job creation must be our top priority as we work to fix the economy ... A limited and very temporary tax credit for businesses that create jobs would be an effective way to jumpstart hiring in New Hampshire and across the country.
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It's going to help cement defeat for gay marriage in New Jersey, and I think it's going to get a whole bunch of politicians in New Hampshire who voted for gay marriage this year pretty nervous when they come up for election.
SOURCE: WCAX -
I have had 30 years of wonderful times in New Hampshire. I would not have become president without you, and you know it
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Some New Hampshire Republicans have criticized Ayotte for being handpicked by Senate Republicans to run for Gregg's seat, so Ayotte has been careful not to appear as the establishment candidate -- even declining to ask NRSC Chairman John Cornyn (Texas) for an endorsement.
SOURCE: MSNBC -
The investigations in New Hampshire and Massachusetts are ongoing
SOURCE: Brattleboro Reformer -
I have letters from about 15 different schools and municipalities in New Hampshire and Maine that are more than happy with the work done and savings incurred
SOURCE: SeacoastOnline.com -
So far, the Federal Reserve has refused to answer questions about special loans and deals for Wall Street banks. I support an audit of the Federal Reserve to provide answers for working families and to protect New Hampshire taxpayer dollars
– Paul Hodes SOURCE: The Politico -
I was an English major ... All my books my dad would read for me and send to me on tape in Seattle from New Hampshire. It took me forever to get through college.
SOURCE: WMUR New Hampshire -
After attending college in Sudan, she did community health work in that country for several years before transferring to Southern New Hampshire University to study Community Economic Development. She then attained her Masters degree in Education and Human Resource Development from George Washington Univ...
SOURCE: PR-Inside.com -
It's hard to believe this is Dracut ... On clear days, you can see the Boston skyline to the south and the hills of southern New Hampshire to the north. It's really quite a place.
SOURCE: Lowell Sun Online
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Graphic shows layout of New Hampshire Motor Speedway, site of the Sylvania 300; two sizes.
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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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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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The ARRA funds will help entities across New Hampshire reduce their energy use and, ultimately, save money ... We look forward to participating in the selection process and supporting the award recipients in an effort to achieve the greatest savings possible. It is promising to see stimulus funding dedi...
SOURCE: PR-Inside.com -
It was a nail-biter game ... There were nine lead changes throughout. It was tied with 1:02 left until New Hampshire hit a three pointer, and then they ended up making the crucial foul shots.
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Townhall was a great experience for me ... During my time there I road the Straight Talk Express with John McCain in New Hampshire, and covered the RNC Convention in MN as a credentialed blogger.
SOURCE: The Politico -
Our nation's service academies train the next generation of American leaders, and this year's nominees each have the ability to represent New Hampshire well as they pursue their dream of serving their country ... Each nominated student represents our state's best and brightest, and if selected by an aca...
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While Testerman and the N.H. GOP continue to talk about discrimination and hate, Democrats in New Hampshire are working hard to fix the economy, create jobs, and improve the lives of working families in Granite State
SOURCE: Nashua Telegraph -
The vehicle was stolen out of Portsmouth on Nov. 18 ... It had New Hampshire plates initially, and when we found it, he had swapped the plates for Maine plates off a car stolen in Maine.
SOURCE: NewburyportNews.com -
Hi, my name is Private First Class Shawn Hogan, currently stationed in southwest Asia, wishing my beautiful wife and son in Nashua, New Hampshire, a happy holiday season. I miss you guys. I love you, and I’m coming home soon.
SOURCE: Nashua Telegraph -
There will be a few more people there than for New Hampshire and Maine
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More than $85,000 worth of New Hampshire stimulus money went to Michigan State University ... but there's no description of how the money will be spent. About 25 New Hampshire stimulus awards were granted to out-of-state contractors or agencies. Those include a Maine architectural firm, construction com...
SOURCE: Governing -
Jobless Americans are desperate to get back to work, and job creation must be our top priority as we work to fix the economy ... A limited and very temporary tax credit for businesses that create jobs would be an effective way to jumpstart hiring in New Hampshire and across the country.
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It's going to help cement defeat for gay marriage in New Jersey, and I think it's going to get a whole bunch of politicians in New Hampshire who voted for gay marriage this year pretty nervous when they come up for election.
SOURCE: WCAX -
I have had 30 years of wonderful times in New Hampshire. I would not have become president without you, and you know it
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Some New Hampshire Republicans have criticized Ayotte for being handpicked by Senate Republicans to run for Gregg's seat, so Ayotte has been careful not to appear as the establishment candidate -- even declining to ask NRSC Chairman John Cornyn (Texas) for an endorsement.
SOURCE: MSNBC -
The investigations in New Hampshire and Massachusetts are ongoing
SOURCE: Brattleboro Reformer -
I have letters from about 15 different schools and municipalities in New Hampshire and Maine that are more than happy with the work done and savings incurred
SOURCE: SeacoastOnline.com -
So far, the Federal Reserve has refused to answer questions about special loans and deals for Wall Street banks. I support an audit of the Federal Reserve to provide answers for working families and to protect New Hampshire taxpayer dollars
– Paul Hodes SOURCE: The Politico -
I was an English major ... All my books my dad would read for me and send to me on tape in Seattle from New Hampshire. It took me forever to get through college.
SOURCE: WMUR New Hampshire -
After attending college in Sudan, she did community health work in that country for several years before transferring to Southern New Hampshire University to study Community Economic Development. She then attained her Masters degree in Education and Human Resource Development from George Washington Univ...
SOURCE: PR-Inside.com -
It's hard to believe this is Dracut ... On clear days, you can see the Boston skyline to the south and the hills of southern New Hampshire to the north. It's really quite a place.
SOURCE: Lowell Sun Online -
Smart grid technology has been proven to reduce costs for consumers and increase energy efficiency, and this is the type of investment that consumers need to help them make their home energy needs more affordable ... This funding will help more New Hampshire residents reap the benefits of this technolog...
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As Granite Staters prepare to travel across the country to visit their friends and family for the holidays, we must do everything we can to prevent unnecessary delays ... Allowing commercial flights to use military airspace increases on-time arrivals, saves fuel, and decreases the time that families wil...
– Paul Hodes SOURCE: All American Patriots -
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.
SOURCE: SeacoastOnline.com -
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.
SOURCE: Associated Content -
I think it's very important and crucial to have Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina early on in the process
SOURCE: CNN
