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N.H. IN BRIEF

Bodies in shed were there 4 months SPRINGFIELD, N.H. — New Hampshire investigators say the bodies of two men discovered last week in a shed in Springfield likely had been there for four months. More...

Owner: Robber fired shots in frustration

A 19-year-old Windsor man was arraigned yesterday on a charge of armed robbery for allegedly sticking up the 12% Solution convenience store in Cornish on Thursday evening. More...

Maine gov: state workers ‘corrupt’

PORTLAND, Maine — Maine’s blunt-speaking governor is again creating a ruckus with his offhanded remarks — this time by calling state government middle managers “about as corrupt as can be.” More...

Opinion

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Too easy

Imagine a state where police files were secret and the actions of every police department were hidden from public scrutiny. More...

Another victim falls prey to curse of the unpaid prostitute

What happened in Cartagena, Colombia, with the Secret Service seems unsavory to me, but not for the reasons you might think. More...

Sports

Patience pays for Cardinals in win

CLAREMONT — After a week hiatus from games, the Stevens softball team knew it was going to feel a little rusty going into yesterday’s match against Hanover. More...

Lakers slug past Hillsboro-Deering

SUNAPEE — Katey Fowler didn’t exactly have the strongest first inning during the Sunapee softball team’s showdown with Hillsboro- Deering yesterday. More...

Aging C’s gear up for postseason run

WALTHAM, Mass. — The aging Boston Celtics are gearing up for what could be one final run at a title, and Ray Allen isn’t on the court. More...

Social

AREA SENIOR CENTER NEWS

NEWPORT By Belinda Pitrowski More...

Fun with wind at scout event

LEMPSTER — Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts are used to spending time in the woods and mountains, and in the rain and wind. But the May 5 camping location might be a once-in-a-lifetime experience. More...

BF students excel in art show

The Bellows Falls Woman’s Club sponsored the annual Bellows Falls Union High School Art show in April. Members of the Woman’s club enjoyed a luncheon prepared by the foods class in the Family and Consumer Science department. More...

Advice

ODD BUT TRUE

Man accused of using gun to force ‘moonwalk’ SANDPOINT, Idaho — An Idaho man has been charged with assault after authorities say he ordered another man to perform the “moonwalk” at gunpoint. More...

Young son’s uncontrolled anger endangers himself, his dog

DEAR ABBY: I have a beautiful wife, a dog and an 8-year-old son I love to watch sports with. My son loves sports, but he has trouble accepting a loss. He’ll take out his disappointment by beating the dog. More...

Reader should ask his doctor about procedure

Q: My cardiologist says I have aortic stenosis and need a new aortic valve. He also mentioned that the FDA has approved a new procedure that replaces the aortic valve without openheart surgery. More...

Donations could help create permanent warming shelter

Efforts to organize a permanent overflow shelter in the Greater Falls region have taken a significant step forward with a pair of weighty donations from local churches. More...

Board vacancies cause headaches for some of city

It was 7:05 p.m. and the Historic District Commission’s meeting was running three members short and five minutes behind schedule. More...

Local architect breaks down Walpole

It’s the best-planned place in the country for living a “simple, holistic life” — a model scene for what life ought to be. It’s the New England village perfectly exemplified by Walpole. More...

Obituaries

Margaret L. Robideau - 2013-06-19
Joseph P. Jarvis - 2013-06-19
Verna M. Thibault - 2013-06-18
Jerome J. Slutzky - 2013-06-18
John L. Neal - 2013-06-18
Roseline Reola - 2013-06-18
Arlene B. Deuso - 2013-06-18
Edward Joseph Boggis - 2013-06-17
Richard M. Chappell - 2013-06-17
Marcia T. Burch - 2013-06-17
Jerome J. Slutsky - 2013-06-17
Dorothy Lepitre - 2013-06-15
Richard M. Chappell - 2013-06-15
Laura E. Barnes - 2013-06-14

National/World

New Secret Service rules on alcohol, bars

WASHINGTON — Seeking to shake the disgrace of a prostitution scandal, the Secret Service late yesterday tightened conduct rules for its agents to prohibit them from drinking excessively, visiting disreputable establishments while traveling or b More...

Pigeons use magnetic field to make it home

NEW YORK — Homing pigeons, the earliest form of email, can find places thousands of miles away because of nerve cells in their brain stems that react to magnetic sensors that may be located elsewhere around their head, a study finds. More...

SEEMS HE LOST HIS BEARINGS

A bear that wandered into the University of Colorado dorm complex in Boulder falls from a tree after being tranquilized by Colorado wildlife officials on Thursday. More...

Around Town

SATURDAY

Benefit breakfasts ACWORTH — A Pancake Breakfast will be held from 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday, April 28, at the Acworth Meetinghouse. Donations are accepted. This breakfast is sponsored by the Friends of the Acworth Meetinghouse. More...

SUNDAY

Penny sale CLAREMONT — A Penny Sale will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday, April 29, at St. Joseph Church Hall on Elm Street on Claremont. The doors open at noon. Refreshments will be available. More...

State News

VERMONT IN BRIEF

Police cite men for possession, assault SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield Police Department said Casey Chase, 26, of Springfield, was cited April 21 for possession of marijuana after officers detected the odor of burnt marijuana during a disturban More...

LOCAL VERMONT IN BRIEF

Bellows Falls man cited for driving with suspended license BELLOWS FALLS — The Bellows Falls Police Department reported Thursday that officers cited Tyrel Randall, of Bellows Falls, for operating a vehicle with a criminally suspended license s More...

Cog railway opens for season today

CONCORD — The world’s first mountain climbing train opens its 143rd season today, chugging tourists, nature lovers and thrill seekers up the highest peak in the Northeast United States. More...

Arts and Entertainment

‘Pirates’ a fun clay creation

Don’t let the title fool you. “The Pirates! Band of Misfits” is not set on the high seas, and its central characters are pirates in name only. More...

Many artists find singles outselling albums these days

NEW YORK — Just before Flo Rida released his third album, almost two million fans purchased the first single “Club Can’t Handle Me,” helping the rapper snag yet another Top 10 hit. More...

Musical of ‘Ghost’ is inventive fun

NEW YORK — The musical based on the film “Ghost” that just opened on Broadway is said to have originated in London. But it seems to have come from somewhere else: the future. More...

Lifestyles

Attractions galore fill Louisville at Derby time

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Shadowbox with a silhouetted Muhammad Ali. Grab a bat and take a few swings in a batting cage at the Louisville Slugger Museum. Dig into a Hot Brown at the place where the savory sandwich was created. More...

Braising makes for easy cooking

Cool days call for cooking that is low, slow and wet. Which is to say, braised. And it’s simpler than you might think. More...

Red curry paste not as spicy as one might think

Off the Beaten Aisle is a weekly column by AP Food Editor J.M. Hirsch that also appears at FoodNetwork.com. It explores lesser known but widely available ingredients. It’s red, but it isn’t red hot. More...