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 NH 14-year-old shoots self in face in cafeteria - Boston.com |
Boston.com
February 10, 2012|Garrett Brnger, AP A 14-year-old shot himself in the face in a New Hampshire elementary school cafeteria filled with dozens of students eating lunch, officials said Friday. The teen, identified by a relative and fellow students as --
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New Hampshire education officials deciding whether to leave NCLB behind - Nashua Telegraph |
Nashua Telegraph
By CAMERON KITTLE With a deadline looming later this month, New Hampshire education officials are still uncertain about whether to apply for a waiver from the federal No Child Left Behind law. A decision could be made next week, said Peal Leather, --
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News Minute: Latest Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont news from The Associated -- - WCAX |
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WALPOLE, NH (AP) - Officials say a 14-year-old who shot himself in the face in a New Hampshire school cafeteria in Walpole may have been upset about a relationship. Hunter Mack was listed in serious condition at a hospital after the shooting.
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NH to receive $43.6M in mortgage settlement - BusinessWeek |
BusinessWeek
By LYNNE TUOHY New Hampshire is getting $43.6 million under a settlement among 49 states and the five largest mortgage lenders over foreclosure abuses. Attorney General Michael Delaney said at a news conference Thursday that about two-thirds of New --
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Tilton, NH police recognized by retailers - Boston.com |
Boston.com
Police officers in Tilton, NH, who have been dealing with a major jewelry store theft and counterfeit check cases have been recognized for going out of their way to help retail businesses. Police Chief Robert Cormier, Detectives Nate Buffington and --
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Fishermen meet as cod problem in New England threatens end to historic industry - Washington Post |
Washington Post
PORTSMOUTH, NH — Fishermen and federal officials grappled Friday with the increasingly bleak prospect of finding some way for the historic New England industry to avoid collapse amid troubles with the health of Gulf of Maine cod.
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New Hampshire Legislature Passes Open-Source Software Bill - techPresident |
techPresident
BY Raphael Majma | Friday, February 10 2012 The New Hampshire state legislature recently passed a bill that makes open data and open source software included by default in the state's procurement process. The bill, HB 418, requires government officials --
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Seabrook property added to NH State Register of Historic Places - Foster's Daily Democrat |
Foster's Daily Democrat
SEABROOK — The New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources is pleased to announce that the State Historical Resources Council has added eight individual properties to the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places. The State Register has --
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New Hampshire bill to curtail union returns - Boston.com |
Boston.com
By Garrett Brnger AP / February 9, 2012 CONCORD, NH—New Hampshire legislation curtailing union powers that Democratic Gov. John Lynch squelched last year resurfaced Thursday in revised form at a legislative committee hearing.
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Cancer center official: NH review process not attractive - Eagle Tribune |
Eagle Tribune
By John Toole jtoole@eagletribune.com New Hampshire's certificate of need review could weigh against the state getting a Cancer Treatment Centers of America hospital, a regional corporate executive acknowledged yesterday. Maine, meanwhile, is emerging --
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