The bear is back in New Hampshire after traveling thousands of miles since being relocated 11 months ago.
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Is sea rise wrecking coastal home values? The answer: Maybe
Some research suggests rising sea levels and flooding brought by global warming are harming coastal property values, but how much is an open question
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Mistrial denied in case of wrong-way driver facing 5 murder charges
Steven Bourgoin’s attorney had argued the defense was denied information about an interview with Bourgoin’s ex-fiance in the Vermont case.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, New England
Maine joins multistate lawsuit accusing drug makers of price-rigging
More than 40 states have signed onto the lawsuit, which claims manufacturers of generic drugs have conspired to inflate and manipulate prices.
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Searchers find Dartmouth College hiker who went missing
Rescuers also came to the aid of 2 other hikers Sunday who were stranded overnight in Pinkham Notch in New Hampshire.
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Searchers looking for missing Dartmouth College hiker
New Hampshire Fish and Game Department said there’s still a lot of snow between 2,500 feet and 4,500 feet of elevation, and many hikers have recently been finding themselves lost off trail.
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Massachusetts teen mauled to death by dogs he often cared for
The boy was at the Dighton property to take care of 11 animals.
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New Hampshire judge dismisses lawsuit over slain millionaire’s inheritance
Relatives are trying to prevent Nathan Carman from inheriting because they suspect he was involved in the deaths of his mother and grandfather, but he has not been charged.
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Maine Senate supports studying CMP power line’s impact on climate
Supporters say the study is needed to accurately gauge how the 145-mile transmission line through western Maine would affect overall greenhouse gas emissions.
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Caps on family welfare lose favor in more states
Massachusetts is the latest state to reject the idea that capping cash assistance to low-income mothers encourages self-reliance.