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New Hampshire Teen Saves Boy 800 Miles Away Using TikTok
A New Hampshire teen is being heralded as a hero after saving a 12-year-old who was trapped under an ATV over 800 miles away.
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NH Teen Helps Save W.Va. Boy After Seeing ATV Accident on TikTok
Like most 13-year-olds, Caden Cotnoir spends plenty of time on social media. On Sunday, his screen time took an unexpected turn.
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7 Arrested in NH Youth Development Center Child Sex Assault Investigation
Six men were arrested Wednesday in an investigation into child sex assault allegations decades ago at New Hampshire’s state-run youth detention center, authorities said.
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Correction: Big Tree-No More Story
In a story April 5, 2021, about a sugar maple tree being removed, The Associated Press misspelled the name of the manager of American Forests’ National Champion Trees program
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After Losing Her Daughter, NH Teacher Has Baby Boy at 57 Years Old
A New Hampshire teacher has become one of the oldest women in the United States to give birth. Barbara Higgins is 57 years old and just had a baby boy on Saturday. “We’ve beat the odds,” said her husband, Kenny Banzhoff. “I’m so proud of her, she’s been a trooper through the whole thing.” As a lifelong athlete, Higgins...
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57-Year-Old NH Woman Gives Birth
A New Hampshire teacher has become one of the oldest women in the country to have a baby.
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FBI, Police Ask for Help Finding NH Mom of Three Missing Over a Year
A mother of three has been missing from Nashua, New Hampshire, for more than a year, and the FBI and local police on Monday asked for the public’s help in what they called the “suspicious disappearance.”
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Woman to Start Paying Nearly $2M in Great Danes Neglect Case
A judge has ruled that a woman who was convicted in 2018 of housing dozens of filthy and sick Great Danes in her New Hampshire mansion must now start paying back nearly $2 million for their care
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Hundreds Claim Decades of Abuse by 150 Youth Center Staffers in NH
Abuse allegations against New Hampshire’s state-run youth detention center now span six decades, with 150 staffers during that time accused of physically or sexually harming 230 children at a facility the victims’ attorney calls a “magnet for predators.”
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3rd Suspect Arrested in Death of Toddler Found at NH Truck Stop
A third person has been arrested in the death of a New Hampshire toddler who was found at a truck stop with fentanyl in her system last November, officials said Saturday. Dana Dolan, 24, is the final suspect accused in the nearly 2-year-old toddler’s death, and it comes only days after the child’s parents — Mark Geremia and Shawna Cote…
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‘Figuring It Out As We Go,' Small Businesses Searching For Ways to Survive
Get to know the owners of Luella’s Southern Kitchen in Chicago, L.A. Dogworks in Los Angeles and the Seacoast Repertory Theatre in Portsmouth, N.H., as they tell us about their struggles during COVID-19 and how they have been working hard to stay afloat.
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Cold Case: Family Searching for Maura Murray 17 Years After Disappearance
On the 17th anniversary of the disappearance of Maura Murray, her family is still hopeful. “I’m hoping something shakes loose this year,” said her older sister, Julie. Julie’s and Maura’s brother, Kurtis, held a virtual candlelight vigil Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., the last time Maura was seen. “It’s kind of crazy to think it’s 17 years. I’ve spent more...
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FBI Arrests NH Man Who ‘Chugged' Glass of Wine at Capitol Riot
Federal authorities on Monday arrested a New Hampshire man who admitted to storming the U.S. Capitol last month and chugging wine that he found in a lawmaker’s office. The FBI’s Boston division said it had arrested Jason Riddle, 32, Monday afternoon with the help of Keene, New Hampshire police. The arrest was the sixth made by the Boston division...
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Raise Your Mittens: Outdoor Learning Continues Into Winter at Some Hardy Schools
Cindy Soule’s fourth-graders in Maine’s largest city have studied pollination in a community garden. They solved an erosion problem that was damaging trees. They learned about bear scat. Then came a fresh layer of snow and temperatures that hovered around freezing — but her students were unfazed. Bundled up and masked, they scooted outside with their belongings in buckets....
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NJ Is Latest State to Join Supreme Court Battle Over Income Taxes on Remote Workers
New Jersey, Connecticut, Hawaii and Iowa filed a brief in a U.S. Supreme Court case that could determine the ability to tax nonresidents’ income.
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NH Gov. Blasts Congress Members Who Got COVID-19 Vaccine: ‘Irresponsible and Insulting'
Shortly after several congressional leaders took to social media showing themselves getting the COVID-19 vaccine this weekend, New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu called them out on Twitter. Sununu told NBC10 Boston’s Katherine Underwood during a Sunday interview that he blames each and every one of the senators and representatives who got vaccinated before long-term care residents. Sens. Elizabeth Warren,...
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Merrill to Pay $26 Million to New Hampshire, Former NH Governor to Settle Churning Allegations
It is the largest monetary sanction in the Bureau’s history and the second largest FINRA settlement in at least a decade.
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New Hampshire Lawmakers to Bundle Up for Outdoor Session
Hot days at the New Hampshire Statehouse traditionally feature a formal motion to allow men to remove their jackets. This week, a motion to permit extra layers of wool and fleece would be more fitting. Newly elected members of the Legislature will meet Wednesday for Organization Day on an outdoor field hockey pitch at the University of New Hampshire, where…
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Inside the Case Against ISIS Militants Charged in Americans' Beheadings
As two Islamic State militants faced a judge in Virginia last month, Diane Foley listened from home through a muffled phone connection and strained to make out the voices of the men prosecutors say kidnapped her son before he was murdered. Alexanda Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh stand accused of belonging to an ISIS cell dubbed “the Beatles,” an incongruously…
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‘So Excited': Lt. Mark Brave to Become NH's 1st Black Sheriff
On Election Day, a young lieutenant in the Strafford County Sheriff’s Office made history, becoming the first Black person ever elected sheriff in New Hampshire. “I’m so excited, I really am,” said Lt. Mark Brave. “That says that New Hampshire is open to progress, they’re open to new ideas.” The 35-year-old Dover resident ran on a platform of transparency,...