Refugees continue to stream into NH

UnionLeader.com - Sun Nov 08

More than 500 refugees looking for better lives in America resettled in New Hampshire over the past year -- the most since at least 2002.

Final Funding Approved For NH's Cold Case Unit

WBZ TV - Sat Nov 07

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Admissions Temporarily Delayed At NH Hospital

WBZ TV - Sat Nov 07

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New Hampshire's Lincoln

Concord Monitor - Sat Nov 07

Is there a worst time of year to visit New Hampshire? March, with the snow already melting into mud and cold drizzle.

Job Corps Center plan hits wall in bid process

UnionLeader.com - Fri Nov 06

Dick Anagnost went to bed Thursday night believing the nine years he invested in bringing a new Job Corps Center to the city was coming close to fruition.

Borders closing 200 mall bookstores

Nashua Telegraph - Thu Nov 05

Borders Express in the Pheasant Lane Mall is one of 200 mall bookstores nationwide to close in January as Borders Group tries to make its Waldenbooks segment smaller and more profitable.

NH Committee Approves Expansion Of DNA Collection

WBZ TV - Thu Nov 05

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Dartmouth Scientist Says Oswald Rifle Photo Real

WBZ TV - Thu Nov 05

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Businesses watching road plans

Concord Monitor - Thu Nov 05

Business owners in the heart of Franklin's downtown are carefully eyeing a proposal to spend upward of $800,000 on changes to roads, traffic signals and parking spaces in the area.

Property values down 6 percent

Concord Monitor - Thu Nov 05

The value of property in Concord is down more than 6 percent this year, according to the city assessor's office, which released assessment figures yesterday.