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Defendant’s DNA not on tested items in beheading case

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CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Investigators didn’t find a DNA profile for the man accused of killing his wife’s co-worker on items recovered in the case, including a gun, a hacksaw and a knife, a state criminalist testified Tuesday. Armando Barron’s profile didn’t turn up, but testing did ...

Annual Souhegan Chamber event a big success

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Touchstone Farm associates, from left, Becky Hawkes, of Merrimack; Meaghan Roote, of Townsend, Mass.; Winter Keeler, of Antrim; and Mike Hawkes, of Merrimack, at the Jockey and Juleps fundraiaing event May 7.

Wilton war memorial refurbished

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WILTON – The bronze plaques on the monuments in Memorial Park on Forest Street have been cleaned and polished, completing the restoration of the park begun several years ago. Restoring the monuments was a project of Wilton Main Street Association. “It’s been on Main Street ...

Health and wellness require community

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EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first in a series of articles provided by Greater Nashua Mental Health in conjunction with Mental Health Awareness Month, May 1-31. ••• There is no health and wellness without community, and, for NH’s deaf community, this is no exception. Research has ...

Nashua a cappella chorus preps for international event

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NASHUA – New England Voices in Harmony, a women’s a cappella chorus based in Nashua, won first place last weekend at their annual regional convention and contest held in Westborough, Mass.. Co-directed by the mother-daughter team of Renee and Samantha Tramack, the chorus won the contest ...

Interns to continue stormwater work

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WILTON – Summer interns will again be hired to work on mapping stormwater outfalls and other aspects of the MS 4 (Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System) Permit, now in its fourth year. Last year’s intern, Samantha Beck, will also be back to assist. Stormwater Manager Michele Decoteau has ...