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Thatcher Luke Debowski, a homeschool senior from New Boston, will be competing with 51 other champions representing most states this Saturday in the American Legion High School Oratorical Scholarship Program at Hillsdale College in Hillsdale, Michigan.
In Part 2 of our series on familiarizing yourself with your new home, we turn to the interior.
You’ve always wanted that larger living room. Now that you’ve got it, now what?
Only about half of folks with Type 2 diabetes have their blood sugar under control and regularly achieve an A1C of 7% or less. That puts them at increased risk of complications such as retinopathy and kidney disease. The reasons for lack of control range from poor nutritional and exercise ha…
WASHINGTON — The Republican-led House of Representatives passed a bill on Thursday that would force President Joe Biden to send weapons to Israel, seeking to rebuke the Democrat for delaying bomb shipments as he urges Israel to do more to protect civilians during its war with Hamas.
The Dow reached an intra-day high of 40,000 for the first time on Thursday, but it ended lower after paring earlier gains, as investor hopes of interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve were buoyed by data showing inflation slowdown, as well as strong corporate earnings results.
Scorching temperatures set numerous records across South Florida on Wednesday, and historically hot conditions for mid-May were to persist through the weekend.
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EXETER — As Concord High pitcher Maddy Wachter racked up career-high 20 strikeouts, Exeter’s Annie Christiana emerged her nemesis.
A Sunapee couple’s victory in a two-year battle to rent out their travel trailer could persuade other communities to create more specific rental ordinances, the town’s attorney said after a state Supreme Court decision this week.
AT LEAST FOUR movie theaters have gone dark across the Granite State in the past few months, but there’s one in the North Country getting ready to return to the spotlight.
FRIENDLY COMPETITION is revving up on the Seacoast.
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HB 1283, the End of Life Options Act, is expected to be voted on by our state Senate on May 16. As a palliative care physician licensed in New Hampshire and Vermont, I urge our senators to allow us in the Granite State the critical freedom to decide when living with a serious illness is no longer bearable.
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