More than 70,000 outages in northern New England

Nashua Telegraph - Sat Nov 28

" More than 70,000 power outages have been reported throughout northern New England - " most of them in New Hampshire - " as a result of a wind storm Saturday with gusts reaching over 45 mph.

New Hampshire Supreme Court to hear case of home-schooled girl ordered to attend public school

Examiner.com - Mon Nov 23

A lower court had ruled that the girl could no longer be home-schooled by her mother.

Troubled mortgage firm under water

UnionLeader.com - Sat Nov 21

The 15 Northview Drive property in Meredith that housed Financial Resources Mortgage Inc., the subject of ongoing state and federal investigations, is mortgaged for two times its assessed value, Belknap County records show.

Mortgage company president will not hide

UnionLeader.com - Thu Nov 19

Financial Resources Mortgage Inc. president Scott D. Farah will appear any place, any time he is required, his attorney said yesterday.

Radio show host, blogger under fire for gay slur

Concord Monitor - Tue Nov 17

Anti-gay comments by conservative blogger and radio show host Doug Lambert have drawn fire from all corners - from his radio show co-host to Congressman Paul Hodes.

Parks, friends look for help

Concord Monitor - Mon Nov 16

Up for adoption: a 5,000-ton boulder the size of a small house - the largest known boulder of its type in New England - listed as a National Natural Landmark and in one of New Hampshire's money-losing parks.

NH Seeks Adopt-a-park Help For Upkeep Chores

WBZ TV - Sun Nov 15

Share + Nov 15, 2009 1:19 pm US/Eastern NORMA LOVE, Associated Press Writer CONCORD, N.H. Up for adoption: a 5,000-ton boulder the size of a small house a ' the largest known boulder of its type in New England a ' listed as a National Natural Landmark and in one of New Hampshire's money-losing parks.

Adopt-A-Park Proposed To Support Upkeep Chores

WMUR-TV Manchester - Sun Nov 15

A New Hampshire lawmaker wants to create an adopt-a-park program to help the state's cash-strapped park system care for up to half of New Hampshire's 71 parks because the agency can't afford their upkeep.

Many seniors must change Medicare plans soon

The Citizen - Sun Nov 15

Now that Medicare's open enrollment period is here, health officials say they want to ensure Maine and New Hampshire seniors know about upcoming premium increases for Part D prescription drug benefits as well as changes in the Medicare Advantage Program.

To do list

Concord Monitor - Wed Nov 11

Gov. John Lynch, Sen. Judd Gregg and Rep. Paul Hodes will appear today at the New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery in Boscawen in observance of Veterans Day.