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PENDLETON — Wes Duchek of Pendleton bought a duplex on Southwest First Street about 20 years ago. He always planned on upgrading it, but it was built as a barn

The Blizzard Warning remains in effect through Friday at 6 pm.

The Blizzard Warning remains in effect through Friday at 6 pm.

Tobiatha Eagleson dissented in a controversial 1977 decision upholding a bars rule keeping same-sex couples from touching while dancing.

The number of Granite State adults and children without enough food dropped during the pandemic, in part because the federal government increased food stamp payments, according to a New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute analysis. 

An excerpt from “Snob Zones: Fear|!!| Prejudice and Real Estate|!!|” by former NHBR staff writer Lisa Prevost|!!| which explores how zoning and other land-use regulations have been used to promote economic and racial exclusivity in communities around the country

Dr. Ella Mary Sims broke ground as the first woman of color to be a columnist for The Grand Rapids Press in the 1970s. Her weekly column was called “It Seems To Me” where she became a voice, sharing her perspective on current issues.

Supporters of NECICs proposed community impact center are seeking county ARPA funds, but two commissioners question the viability of the project.

Dr. Ella Mary Sims broke ground as the first woman of color to be a columnist for The Grand Rapids Press in the 1970s. Her weekly column was called “It Seems To Me” where she became a voice, sharing her perspective on current issues.

Dr. Ella Mary Sims broke ground as the first woman of color to be a columnist for The Grand Rapids Press in the 1970s. Her weekly column was called “It Seems To Me” where she became a voice, sharing her perspective on current issues.