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FREEDOM — While the COVID-19 pandemic made town voting day a bit different for towns that kept to their traditional schedule, residents who went to the polls in Freedom, Eaton, Ossipee and Wolfeboro cast some interesting ballots. In Freedom, incumbent selectman Alan Fall trailed the front-runner by five votes after tallies were announced on Tuesday night. “We did an instant recount immediately, while the counting crew was assembled,” said Town Clerk Libby Priebe. “Melissa Florio was declared the winner. Three candidates vied for the three-year selectman’s seat. Florio...

February 17, 2021OSSIPEE — Incumbent Martha Eldridge has a challenger this year for the open three-year term to serve as Ossipee selectman. Marie McConarty will be on the ballot, offering a choice to voters. That contest is one of just two contested races; Dallas Emery, Jr. and Condict M. Billings are both running for the one-year term on the budget committee. Vacant positions leave open the possibility of write-in candidates or appointment by officials after the election. The town needs a Trustee of the Trust Funds, a Cemetery Trustee, a Supervisor of the Checklist, and a candidate ...

  HALIFAX -- With gathering limits in place to slow the spread of COVID-19 throughout Atlantic Canada, the 2020 holiday season was a quiet one for Maritimers, with New Year's Eve expected to be much the same. Despite the lack of family functions and get-togethers with friends and loved ones, many people say the sacrifice is worth it. Nova Scotia resident Bruce Stuart is accustomed to large family gatherings over the holidays; however, his tradition has been halted in 2020 and featured a much smaller assembly. "It was quiet," says Stuart. "But quiet is not a bad thing in a busy world." S...

true, they point the finger at mitt romney. martha: good morning. a third person is coming forward and accusing herman cain of inappropriate behavior. so the usually calm and cool mr. cain reacted this way with reporters on the hill, check it out. >> that's what i'm going to talk about. you are asking me all of these other questions that you all are curious. don't even bother. what did i say? excuse me ... excuse me ... bill: that was from yesterday. good morning to you, charlie. who fire next? >> i think obviously the perry camp and romney camp are going to keep sniping back and for...

time of letting it go forever till the day they drew their last breath. will he ever know the full truth? or will he ever accept the full truth? i can't say. >> reporter: sheriff terry johnson says the crotts case is now closed. you'll find more information about this story from documents to interviews on our website. the address is dateline.msnbc.com. that's all for this edition of "dateline" monday, we'll see you for "dateline" friday at 9:00, 8:00 central. i'm lester holt. good night. that's all for now. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for joining us. from ...