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Merrimack store sells Powerball winner

A single winning ticket for Saturday's whopping $559.7 million Powerball jackpot was sold at Reeds Ferry Market in Merrimack.

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Roger Brown's The State of Sports: Basketball teams have reason to think big

The holiday season brought many different things to many different people. In terms of NHIAA basketball, it delivered some high expectations to the Manchester Memorial boys' and girls' teams.

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Ask the Expert -- Resolutions: Diet, hit gym, quit smoking, start company

You've made it through the holidays. It's been weeks of parties, drinks, big meals, binge-watching shows and contemplating the New Year. What do we naturally do in response? Time for New Year...

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Serving NH veterans: No need for another department

New Hampshire could be doing a better job serving veterans across the state. But it does not need to create a new state department to do it.

Voting hubbub: Much ado about little

Both sides of the aisle have worked themselves into a lather over a bill that doesn't do what either thinks it does.

Choice wins: Shocking the school system

Last week, the New Hampshire House took a fundamental step toward reforming the state's moribund education bureaucracy.

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In order to be eligible for a marijuana cultivation license under Senate Bill 338, a farm would have to be located entirely within the state, contain a minimum of 20 acres and be at least 51 percent owned by New Hampshire residents.

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Bill would protect rights of NH farmers to grow pot

Although lawmakers are not expected to approve marijuana legalization when they vote again on the question this week, developer and auctioneer Paul Morrissette believes it's only a matter of time.

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Federal judge ends case over armed standoff in Nevada grazing dispute


January 08. 2018 1:56PM


LAS VEGAS - A federal judge on Monday dismissed the criminal case against Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy and three other men on charges stemming from an armed 2014 standoff with federal law enforcement officers over a cattle grazing-rights dispute.

U.S. District Judge Gloria Navarro cited multiple willful evidence violations by prosecutors in dropping the case, saying they prevented a fair trial and amounted to prosecutorial misconduct.


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