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All three of the Pease Fire Department's fleet of fire suppression trucks have been down for repairs, according to the New Hampshire Air National Guard. Two trucks on loan to the facility were also sidelined this week with mechanical problems.

A man was rescued Wednesday morning around 11 a.m. by first responders unaware of a second diver, Richard Brady of Hampton.

Alton Police said Nathan Saben, 35, of Haverhill and a woman pulled up behind a 2012 black Subaru Otutback on Old Wolfeboro Road around 9:30 a.m. Wednesday morning, pointed a rifle at the driver, and forced him out.

With the end of the public health emergency the COVID-19 vaccine is now commercial and can cost between $115 and $128 per dose.

Hollie Noveletsky, CEO of Novel Iron Works, filed a statement of candidacy on Sept. 27 with the Federal Election Commission.

In their statements following the House and Senate votes members of the New Hampshire congressional delegation lamented the lack of Ukraine aid and chided Republicans for creating the budget situation.

The Gilford Fire Department told NBC Boston the plane went down near Ellacoya State Park along Route 11 along the western side of Lake Winnipesaukee.

5,300 civilian shipyard workers were furloughed during the 2018 government shutdown.

The van belonging to Portsmouth Quality Flooring was headed northbound on I-295 in Freeport when a mini-van crossed the median into the southbound lanes.

Sen. Robert Menendez has been defiant and said he will not step down despite calls from leading Democrats in New Jersey and in Congress.