7 killed on N.E. roads over holiday weekend
Four people were killed in a head-on collision on a heavily traveled New Hampshire road yesterday morning, the deadliest in a string of fatal Columbus Day weekend accidents in New England that left seven people dead. read the full story
The Eagle Times newspaper in Claremont, New Hampshire folded over the summer and has not printed the news since. That is, until today. read the full story
Sunny, brisk Columbus Day weather draws leaf-peepers out all over Western M
The sun also shined for the Casimir Pulaski Day Parade in Northampton, and the Columbus Day crafts fair in South Hadley. Photos by John Suchocki / The Republican Elizabeth A. Tudryn, of Winchester, N.H., take a photo from the Summit House at Skinner State Park on... read the full story
York, Maine police charge Epping man with burglary
YORK, Maine — An Epping, N.H., man suspected of burglarizing at least one and perhaps other homes and vehicles was arrested, police said. read the full story
Campus assault puts UNH on alert
DURHAM, N.H. -- Students are on alert at the University of New Hampshire after an assault and robbery on campus. read the full story
1 dies in I-93 crash in NH, traffic diverted
HOOKSETT, N.H. -- New Hampshire officials say one person has died in a collision on southbound Interstate 93 in Hooksett, closing the road and creating more congestion for fall tourists heading home during the holiday weekend. read the full story
Injured W. Newton man rescued from N.H. mountain
Rescuers came to the aid of Christopher Duncombe of West Newton, Mass., who injured his ankle while hiking up a trail to meet his family on New Hampshire's Mount Chocorua in Albany. read the full story
House, Senate seek economists' views
The chief economist for a Wall Street rating firm will offer his perspective of the international and national economic situation to New Hampshire lawmakers next month. read the full story
THE CAPITOL CENTER FOR THE ARTS has received a $50,000 grant from the WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST FOUNDATION to support the center's educational programming. The Capitol Center's series of school-time performances reaches more than 20,000 students annually from nearly... read the full story
KANCAMAGUS HIGHWAY, N.H. - “Leaf peeper’’ is a term we use to describe people who come from all corners of the world like pilgrims to Lourdes each fall to witness the foliage fireworks in Northern New England. It carries the same regard we harbor... read the full story
Seasonal flu vaccine flies off shelves
With flu talk everywhere, more people than usual are rolling up their sleeves for the seasonal flu vaccine. That's good news for public health, doctors say, but it's leading to some temporary shortages of flu shots in New Hampshire and across the country. read the full story
Law keeps ill students covered
A federal law inspired by a New Hampshire woman's courage and enacted through her mother's determination took effect yesterday, sparing seriously ill or injured college students from having to choose between taking time off and keeping their health insurance. read the full story
PUBLIC SERVICE of New Hampshire is losing some of its large business customers to competitors, but it isn't losing money, as a headline in yesterday's Monitor stated. The company recovers the cost of generating and delivering the power it produces through regulated... read the full story
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