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Pair thwart alleged burglar in city
NASHUA -- Joseph Bisson grew up in Nashua and So did the two men who tackled him early Tuesday morning after he allegedly broke into a downtown market, leading to a scuffle in which Bisson bit one of his captors. ... - By ANDREW WOLFE Staff Writer
Mother claims district violated her civil rights
CONCORD -- A Hudson resident claims her Constitutional rights were violated when she was prohibited from distributing vacation Bible school fliers at a local elementary school. ... - By ALBERT McKEON Staff Writer
Dam interesting? See removal online
MERRIMACK -- Enough with the Facebook thing: Go watch the dam! Thanks to a camera installed Tuesday by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, anyone on the Internet can watch the removal of the Merrimack Village Dam, just behind the town's central fire station. ... - By KAREN LOVETT Staff Writer
Another Nashua principal opts to move on
NASHUA -- There will be a need for another new principal in Nashua after Bill Pimley, a longtime Nashua educator and principal New Searles Elementary School, announced his retirement. ... - By MICHAEL BRINDLEY Staff Writer
Teen complains when she can't use N.H. license to cash check
NASHUA -- It was bad enough that a bank teller once accused her of possessing a fake ID when she tired to cash a check with one of the new state-issued temporary driver's licenses. ... - By PATRICK MEIGHAN Staff Writer
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Addison's confession can't be used MANCHESTER - The state's top law enforcer will not appeal a judge's order to toss out the confession of a Manchester police officer's accused killer, Michael Addison, because his Miranda rights were violated, saying the state will present other evidence to prove its case at the capital murder trial. "We stand by our position that Manchester detectives acted lawfully. However, we respect the judge's decision," state Attorney General Kelly A. Ayotte said yesterday. New law: Threats lead to jail timeNASHUA - A man who once claimed to be God has become the first person to be convicted under a new state law lowering the threshold for what can be considered a threat against public officials. John DiStaso's Granite Status: UNH polling techniques cause angst among DemsA University of New Hampshire poll released yesterday showing Sen. John Sununu climbing into a statistical dead heat with Jeanne Shaheen and Carol Shea-Porter losing to one potential GOP challenger is apparently causing angst among Democrats. Flood watch covers most of the stateAnticipated heavy rains have caused state safety officials to issue warnings to those who live in flood-prone areas, given the latest giant cloudburst on the horizon. Road salt: Cities, towns left on their own this yearCities and towns across New Hampshire may have to pay more for rock salt this year after the state Department of Transportation decided to go it alone on salt purchases for the coming winter.
WMUR.com - Local News
State Issues New Registrations After Revamping Licenses
After new temporary driver's licenses that caused confusion began being issued, the state is now going to start issuing new registrations.
Women, Children Escape Burning Car
Two women and three children had to quickly evacuate a car on I-93 before it became engulfed in flames.
State Warns Of Potential Flood Dangers Thursday
Heavy rains forecast for Thursday are raising flooding concerns in New Hampshire.
Judge: Addison's Alleged Confession Can't Be Used
A judge has ruled that an alleged confession by a man accused of killing a police officer cannot be used at his trial.
Poll Shows Race Tightening Between Shaheen, Sununu
A new poll shows U.S. Sen. John Sununu cutting into former Gov. Jeanne Shaheen's lead in the race for Sununu's seat.
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Police Catch Man Who Squeezed Out Of Jail
A Texas prisoner who lost weight to escape through a 1-foot vent is caught taking a dip at a nearby motel swimming pool.
2nd Python This Week Found In Maine
A Maine man who found a python under his truck's engine says he still shakes when he thinks about it.
What's Up Doc? Study Finds Facebook Foibles
University of Florida researchers find medical students sharing a bit too much on Facebook.
Beijing Air May Cause Heart Attacks
A doctor says pollution in China could thicken blood, making things worse for people with heart trouble.
Empty Tank Leaves Suspected Thieves Stranded
Running on empty didn't get some suspected crooks very far.
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