Officials Find Cubs Orphaned After N.H. Crash
cbs4denver.com     May 15, 2008            

MANCHESTER, N.H. (CBS) ― New Hampshire Fish and Game officials have found the two small bear cubs whose mother was hit and killed by a motorcyclist in New Hampshire on Tuesday. The cubs were found safe and taken to Ben Kilham - known as the "bear man" - in Lyme, N.H., where they will be raised... [read full story]                    


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AG wants to block child killer from living in NH

whdh.com     7 hrs ago          

CONCORD, N.H. -- Attorney General Kelly Ayotte is trying to keep the killer of a 12-year-old Nashua boy from returning to New Hampshire if he is released from prison. Ayotte says Raymond Guay poses an unacceptable risk...                    

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McCain honors NH soldier in convention speech

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Prosecutors: Alleged cop killer intended to shoot gun at officer

seacoastonline.com     9 hrs ago   3 related          

MANCHESTER (AP) and#8212; New Hampshire prosecutors are planning to present evidence in Michael Addison's upcoming trial that they say proves he purposefully shot Manchester police officer Michael Briggs because he feared...                    

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Some N.H. towns no longer receive road salt discount

eagletribune.com     13 hrs ago          

WINDHAM — Paying the lower state rate for road salt is a thing of the past for some Southern New Hampshire towns. Windham and Derry long for the good old days — last year. Salt was much cheaper when they could piggyback...                    

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