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The publisher of a local newspaper in New Hampshire was arrested on charges of not identifying political advertisements in the paper, the state's attorney general said. Debra Paul, 62, the publisher of The Londonderry Times, was arrested Wednesday, August 24 on six misdemeanor counts, according to a written
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More than 600,000 Massachusetts residents have requested mail-in ballots ahead of the Tuesday, September 6 statewide primary in Massachusetts. As of Tuesday, August 23, there had been 637,744 requests for mail-in ballots; 621,473 of those had been mailed out already, according to CBS Boston. Meanwhile, under 30
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A Vermont woman was attacked by a bear this past weekend. The 61-year-old woman sustained injuries when a black bear attacked her while she was walking her two dogs on a trail on her property, VTDigger reports.
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By Colin Young State House News Service
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We Have Been Harmonized: Life In China's Surveillance State by Kai Strittmatter HarperCollins September 2020 We Have Been Harmonized is a must-read for those who want to comprehend the totalitarian state that China's President Xi Jinping has created since assuming power in 2012. Former Chinese leader
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A man is protesting the possibility a town board will remove two 100-year-old oak trees on Ashfield Town Beach … by sitting on them. Ashfield town resident Mark Leue tied a beach chair to a limb on one of the trees and sat on it.
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Geoff Diehl thinks the Massachusetts legislature made a mistake. The former state representative from Whitman and current Republican candidate for governor thinks the Massachusetts legislature made a short-sighted decision when it passed a law making illegal immigrants eligible for driver's licenses earlier this year.
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By Colin Young State House News Service
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