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Observer/Bruce Preston
Fifth-grade students Thomas Palangas and Kristofer Provencal display “Thunder” and “Lightning,” two African spur-thigh tortoises, at the Weare Science and Nature Fair on Saturday, April 15.  Full story >>Editorial
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Affordable housing too expensive for its own good?The high costs of buying a home in New Boston may make living here too expensive for local house hunters.
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Lynchville/Danis Park residents demand action on sewage issuesWords of desperation filled Goffstown Town Hall's Mildred Stark Room on Monday, April 17, as residents of the Lynchville/Danis Park neighborhood insisted on relief from problems they have been complaining about for decades.
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Drug dogs find nothing at Stark High SchoolA police search of students' lockers at John Stark Regional High School failed to turn up any evidence of drugs or other illegal contraband, police said. Full story >>
Weare Middle School students have science and nature fairAfrican tortoises, model volcanoes, table-setting robots and various plant and animal studies filled the gymnasium at Weare Middle School Saturday, April 15. Full story >> |
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