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November 21, 2009

Around the towns: Milford chairman makes case for fireworks

Fireworks are more than an exciting show of colorful lights, they are also a way that community organizations raise much-needed money, the chairman of the …

Around the towns: Lyndeborough finally adds two more stars to its Town Hall flag

If you looked closely at the silk flag that was until recently hanging at the side of the Lyndeborough Town Hall stage, you’d notice something …

Around the towns: Bus system kicks in to help

Members of the Souhegan Valley Transportation Collaborative have been making the rounds in the four towns served by its bus service asking for funding to …

Nashuan leads area Socialist movement

By ANDREW WOLFE Staff Writer

NASHUA – Workers of southern New Hampshire, unite! A group called Socialist Alternative will hold its first local meeting today in the Hunt Room of …

Accountant gets more than 2 years in embezzling case

By ANDREW WOLFE Staff Writer

CONCORD – A Milford woman who admitted embezzling roughly $395,000 from two local companies while working as a bookkeeper was sentenced Friday to 27 months …

Father of Mont Vernon suspect says son ‘lost’

By KATHY McCORMACK The Associated Press

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CONCORD – James Marks thinks back to last summer when a judge showed leniency to his son, who was arrested with a friend for chasing …

Man injured in crash is identified, stable

By Joseph G. Cote Staff Writer

HUDSON – The 24-year-old man who was seriously injured during a car crash Thursday night is stable at a Boston hospital. James Parker, of Hudson, …

More than 30,000 expected at Holiday Stroll

By PATRICK MEIGHAN Staff Writer

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If you attend the 16th-annual Winter Holiday Stroll next Saturday and find yourself wondering what became of the main stage, look way down West Pearl …

Attendance awards sticking in Milford

By MICHAEL BRINDLEY Staff Writer

Perfect attendance will continue to be recognized in at least one local town this year, despite concerns elsewhere that it gives sick students an incentive …

Free H1N1 clinics to start next week

By DAVID BROOKS Staff Writer

The state’s first series of free public clinics offering the H1N1 swine flu vaccine will begin next week, but a five-hour event at the Manchester …

YMCA gets OK to build new facility

By TOM WEST Correspondent

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NASHUA – Without a peep of public opposition, the Planning Board approved a proposal to build a new, 46,000-square foot facility for the YMCA of …

Challenged early on, Hudson man lived; it’s no different now

Dean Shalhoup

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Jim Sullivan was always a philosophical kind of guy, someone who could package deep, personal reflection with an astute awareness of what’s going on around …


November 20, 2009

Milford man charged with robbery

Hudson man charged with threatening teens

Man faces 20 charges of sexual assault

Hudson man thrown from crash suffered possible ‘life threatening’ injuries

Correction

Three accused of taking guns, badge from home

Man injured after car hits telephone pole

Police make 3rd prescription pill bust arrest

Suicide survivors day gatherings planned

City tallying up tab for train derail repair

Informational session on Broad Street Parkway held in Nashua

Ex-firefighter absolved of sex charges

Get-togethers a new one in NH

5th suspect in Mont Vernon killing back in court for 3rd charge

Correction

November 19, 2009

All-terrain vehicle theft leads to second arrest

Too warm to ski, says Crotched Mountain

CVS employee charged with phony returns

With two more deaths, state allows more to get H1N1 vaccine

Fifth arrested in Mont Vernon murder

Fourth-generation freight company owner is Citizen of the Year

Social networking Web sites offer glimpse at accused

Hoping sick kids will stay home, city takes emphasis off perfect attendance

Humane society urges more respect for cats

Former Alvirne student’s teen film offers inspiration from the inner city

City to hold info session on parkway

Crews hustle on Bridge Street repairs

November 18, 2009

Bridge Street to stay closed westbound through evening commute

Man held on threatening charge

Man held on trial tampering charge

Derailed train snarls traffic in city

Teen caught with GPS units, pills

Apple Store opens Saturday in Pheasant Lane Mall

Masked witnesses OK in trial, court rules

Critic says poor rail line maintenance is to blame

Report: Testing, truancy issues for Phoenix Program

Nashua hasn’t seen a major train derailment since 1950s

Conrad’s money on his candidate for finances chief

Hear a cough, do the math, find pneumonia

November 17, 2009

Bridge Street closed from Amory Street to E. Hollis St. intersection

Man avoids jail in sci-fi event scam

Man injured in box truck crash on turnpike

Mom gets 1-5 years for skimming $62k

Telegraph staffers tried roll-your-own smokes

Court rules against tobacco shop

Nashua alderman keeps victory in recount

Patriots’ Jarvis Green signs autographs in Tyngsborough for foundation

Woman faces charges in two-car crash

November 16, 2009

Hudson man rolls SUV into Concord River

The Week in Preview: November 16

Court move to cramp parking

Senior Class – Week 32. Beyond Beauty

For holidays, family just wants legal status

Review due for district’s alt program

Talk for teens aims to heal after killing

Kids look to keep fur from flying

November 15, 2009

College convention aims to attract minority students

Nashua...From the inside: Robots at NHSN and Cell Towers

Life of breakthrough author remembered in Milford

First New Hampshire Brewer’s Festival held in Manchester

A look at four teenagers













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