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Miles per hour knocked trees into houses and power lines into streets. Nearly 275,000 homes and businesses lost power. It was a deadly storm last evening in new hampshire, and Vladimir Duthiers has that. Reporter it was just before 6 00 p. M. When 60mileperhour wind tore through the lancaster, new hampshire, faire grounds just after the start of the Walker Brothers circus. James sampson and Savannah Turgeon were looking forward to taking their threeyearold daughter samantha for an evening out. Y...

Businesses lost power. It was a deadly storm last evening in new hampshire, and Vladimir Duthiers has that. Reporter it was just before 6 00 p. M. When 60mileperhour wind tore through the lancaster, new hampshire, faire grounds just after the start of the Walker Brothers circus. James sampson and Savannah Turgeon were looking forward to taking their threeyearold daughter samantha for an evening out. You know, we went to a circus. Its supposed to be family fun. Reporter but what happened next was...

This evening, 60 fires are. Burning in seven states. 208,000 acres, 15,000 firefighters. Ben tracy is covering californias biggest. Ck reporter when the rocky fire burning north of San Francisco jumped highway 20, firefighters lost one of their best containment lines. The fire was burning 100 feet in the air right there. Reporter bob jones saw the h flames heading towards his house last night. He did not evacuate and was right underneath the all out air assault that stopped the fire from advanci...

With help from nonprofits and city grants, tenants in two pockets of Missoula have established resident-owned co-ops in an effort to keep their housing affordable.

MISSOULA — Tucked away off River Road, a cluster of modest homes is part of a bold experiment that supporters and participants hope could prove one approach to tackling Montana’s

With help from nonprofits and city grants, tenants in two pockets of Missoula have established resident-owned co-ops in an effort to keep their housing affordable.

With nonprofit help, tenants in two pockets of the city now own their buildings.