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Potted Tree No Longer Blocking Former Governor’s Portrait in State House
Jeanne Shaheen, a Democrat, served as governor of New Hampshire from 1997 to 2003; she ran against John E. Sununu, a Republican,…
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Chelsea Manning Denied Entry Into Canada
The transgender former U.S. soldier who leaked hundreds of thousands of classified military documents was convicted of serious crimes which would…
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Privately Funded Railroad from New Hampshire To Massachusetts?
What is this, the 1840s? A Rhode Island company wants to run a privately funded railroad from Bedford, New Hampshire to Worcester,…
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Lay Off Columbus: No Columbus, No Latinos
Puerto Ricans must be against Christopher Columbus, right? Wrong, says founding New Boston Post editor-in-chief Jennifer C. Braceras, who points…
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Goat Goes On Lam, Wanders Into La Quinta
A goat wandered away from a farm in Millbury, Massachusetts, was spotted by residents in various places, and eventually walked into a…
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Move Election Day To Weekend, Says Rhode Island Senator
U.S. Senator Jack Reed (D-Rhode Island) says the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November is archaic, and that…
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Feds: Rhode Island Governor’s Name Can’t Go On Road Project Signs
Federal transportation officials found that the branded RhodeWorks signs violate federal regulations, and since the federal government is providing most of the…
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You Know Those Memorial Benches? How Long Are They Good For?
Only 10 years, says the New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation's Commemorative Memorial Bench Program — which angers a woman…
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‘Mr. Green’ of Reagan Debate Fame Dies At 81
Jon Breen was a Nashua Telegraph editor moderating a debate between Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush just before the New…
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Cape Judge Says Drug Dealing Merits Homicide-Level Bail
Falmouth District Court Judge Christopher Welch cites the high likelihood that taking heroin and other opiates will lead to a fatal overdose…
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Trump White Supremacist? ESPN Host Says So, and Now, A New York Times Columnist Backs Her Up
Jemele Hill of ESPN tweeted: "Donald Trump is a white supremacist who has largely surrounded himself w/ other white supremacists."…
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Someone Tells Harvard No – It’s About Time
The biological male formerly known as Bradley Edward Manning has two qualifications for becoming a visiting fellow at Harvard's Kennedy…
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Pro-Lifers To Cardinal O’Malley: Stop Betraying Us
Several prominent Massachusetts pro-lifers are criticizing Cardinal Sean O'Malley and other Catholic bishops in the state for what they…
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Commentator Proposes Secession Map for ‘Free States of America’
North Carolina is on the border and can go either way. But New England, the Mid-Atlantic, and the West Coast aren&…
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CIA Director Cancels Appearance at Harvard Over Appointment of Transgender Military Leaker
Mike Pompeo, director of the Central Intelligence Agency, was scheduled to speak at the Institute of Politics at Harvard's Kennedy…
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Real Advice for Young Women Entering College
Jennifer C. Braceras, founding editor-in-chief of New Boston Post, offers young females some sobering advice about college life of a…
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New Hampshire Troopers May Be Told Not To Inquire About Immigration Status
The New Hampshire State Police have no policy on such inquiries now, but the colonel in charge is working on a policy,…
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New Hampshire Town Mulling What To Do With Columbus Day
The town council of Durham, New Hampshire is considering renaming Columbus Day (in Durham) "The Age of Exploration and Indigenous Peoples&…
