Disassembled in 1998, the Connecticut birthplace of the abolitionist is for sale; but the historic structure hasn’t moved yet.
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As cremation rates rise, Vermonters often choose mountaintops for loved ones’ ashes
The outdoors represents a dearly held spot among those who live in Vermont or those who visited often, and the state leads the nation in cremation rates.
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New Hampshire police warn of fentanyl tablets
Police have seized large quantities of tan-colored tablets marked ‘M30’ to resemble oxycodone.
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Odor prompts New Hampshire ER evacuation; 19 hospital staffers treated
Those who complained of dizziness and nausea are treated and report feeling better.
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Convicted felon, and now Yale law grad, must prove ‘moral character’ to join bar
Reginald Betts, who is now 36, was convicted of a carjacking at a Virginia mall when he was 16.
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New Hampshire man gets 11½ years in prison for deadly fentanyl overdose
Benjamin Rogers gave the drug to a coworker at a Portsmouth restaurant, who was found dead the next day.
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Woman who texted boyfriend to urge suicide sentenced to 15 months in prison
Michelle Carter was convicted of manslaughter in the death of Conrad Roy III.
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Leaders outraged that Trump called New Hampshire ‘drug-infested den’
The characterization is among the comments gleaned from transcripts of the president’s phone call with the Mexican president in January.
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Great white shark chomps on researcher’s video camera off Cape Cod
The video shows the shark’s teeth and even wrinkles on its tongue.
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New Hampshire mother and son charged in murder-for-hire plot
The intended victim was the son’s ex-wife, to whom he owned money, police allege.