Jim Romer, of Unity, stood on the side of Washington Street on Saturday holding signs that read “No Empire” and “Real Democracy Now” undeterred by the wind, snow or cold. “I’m like the post office,” he said. More...
Heading into the last two weeks of the holiday season with everyone buoyant, optimistic and enthusiastic may not be the best time to hold an economic summit at the State House. More...
COLCHESTER, Vt. — Dozens of Vermonters who had their homes damaged or destroyed by flooding from Tropical Storm Irene are expected to apply for a federal program to buy their homes from them. More...
The Claremont-based Knights of Columbus recently started a fundraising drive to purchase an ultrasound machine for the Pregnancy Center of the Upper Valley. More...
NEW YORK — A man charged with dousing a woman in flammable liquid and tossing a Molotov cocktail on her in an elevator told police he set her on fire because he was angry that she owed him $2,000, authorities said yesterday. More...
WATERVILLE, Maine — Maine police appealed yesterday for the public’s help in finding a toddler who has been missing from her Waterville home since a family member saw her asleep in her bed Friday night. More...
DENVER — Not this time, Tim Tebow. Tom Brady and the New England Patriots shut down Tebow’s late-game heroics and clinched a playoff berth with a 41-23 victory over the Denver Broncos yesterday. More...
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Mike McCarthy never put a whole lot of stock in a perfect season, except as a means of gaining home-field advantage and setting the Green Bay Packers up for another Super Bowl run. More...
TORONTO — Greg Stiemsma tipped in the game-winning shot with 12 seconds left and the Boston Celtics held off the Toronto Raptors 76-75 yesterday in the preseason opener for both teams. More...
Fusionstorm Global — the company that would merge several companies including Claremont’s Red River Computers — has delayed its initial public offering after it was set to hit the stock market last Friday. More...
CONCORD — Anyone handy with scissors and a blow-dryer could set up shop in New Hampshire without the state’s formal blessing if an effort to eliminate education and licensing requirements for a host of occupations is successful. More...
A grant application to fund a planning study that will estimate the market opportunities and feasibility of locating another grocery store in Newport has been recommended for approval. More...
By KRISTEN WYATT and IVAN MORENO The Associated Press
DENVER — More schoolchildren than ever are taking their classes online, using technology to avoid long commutes to school, add courses they wouldn’t otherwise be able to take — and save their school districts money. More...
ATLANTA — Nearly half of America’s public schools didn’t meet federal achievement standards this year, marking the largest failure rate since the much-criticized No Child Left Behind Law took effect a decade ago, according to a nati More...
’ T was the week before Christmas when inside the house, mom pulled another all-nighter, scaring off the poor mouse. The stockings needed washing, the bills must be paid and the quarterly earnings report had to be made. More...
DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend and I have been living together for nine months. We have decided to host Christmas dinner at our house and invited 20 people — 10 from each of our families. More...
DEAR DOCTOR K: I know it’s recommended that young girls get vaccinated against HPV, since this virus can cause cervical cancer. What about boys? At one time I read it was not recommended for them, but recently I heard that this had changed. More...