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James Pindell
After being unresponsive in his Strafford County Jail cell and being hospitalized, Dodds is now back in jail and the county attorney wonders aloud ... >
Wally Edge
We are giving consideration to changing the name of this feature from the Winners & Losers list to the Winners & ... >
Dante Scala
To round out our week of examining the "McCain mystique," let's compare his poll standing in New Hampshire to his polling numbers in ... >
Rob Tornoe
I’m off through July 23 for some much needed rest and relaxation. I'll be heading up to Niagara Falls and Buffalo, and then down to wine ... >
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Quote of the Day
July 18, 2008
"Low-income individuals families and seniors should not be forced to choose between keeping their homes warm this winter and other basic necessities such as food and medicine."
-– U.S. Sen. Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) on legislation he introduced Thursday that would double the amount of low-income home heating assistance available in the state from last winter's totals.
-Union Leader, 7/18/08
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