The families have become an integral part of their neighborhoods, schools and churches and they seek to practice their Christian faith without fear of persecution, the governor says.
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Fossil fuel group seeks proof of retired Vermont AG’s misconduct
The group believes he targeted climate change deniers.
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Report: Not enough data available to evaluate N.H. Felonies First program
The new system involves superior courts handling more serious cases instead of having cases start in lower courts.
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N.H. Salvation Army thrift store gets urn filled with ashes
The store is holding the urn in an effort to return it to the deceased’s relatives.
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Massachusetts store robbers get away with single dollar
The two young men held up the Brockton Market and Deli.
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UNH to host Black New England Conference
Participants share academic work about black experiences in the region.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, New England
Popular species of New England flounder is overfished, regulators say
Witch flounder is mostly brought to shore by fishermen in Maine and Massachusetts.
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Fowl encounters: Resurgent turkeys spar with Boston’s humans
Complaints about the troublesome turkeys have surged in Boston and its suburbs in recent years.
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Brown University says Kennedy application now for sale was stolen
The son of John F. Kennedy graduated from the university in Providence in 1983.
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Financing delays redevelopment of Balsams resort
The historic hotel in New Hampshire was purchased by Maine ski developer Les Otten after it closed in 2010.