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New HampshireHANOVERDartmouth beats Cornell in double OT
Greg Patton rushed for 245 yards and two touchdowns and broke Dartmouth's single-game rushing record in a 20-17 double overtime win over Cornell on Saturday.Patton, who finished with 29 carries, surpassed Al Rosier who set the previous record with a 229-yard rushing game against Brown in 1991. Patton also had scoring runs of 52 and 13 yards.
DURHAMNew Hampshire defeats Rhode Island 55-42
Chad Kackert rushed for 166 yards and two touchdowns as Rhode Island defeated New Hampshire 55-42 on Saturday.R.J. Toman added 234 yards passing and two touchdowns on 15 of 27 completions for the Wildcats (8-1, 5-1 Colonial Athletic Association). He also rushed for 56 yards on the ground as New Hampshire won its third straight game.
NASHUANH police seize 322,000 pills
Nashua police say they have seized more than 300,000 prescription pills from a Nashua residence.Police say 32-year-old Tam Mitchell has been charged with possession of a controlled drug with intent to sell and falsifying physical evidence.
KEENENH man who impersonated US marshal gets 6 to 12
A man convicted of impersonating a U.S. Marshal as a way to con two New Hampshire businessmen out of more than $10,000 is going to spend six to 12 years in prison.And 46-year-old Joseph Baldasaro of Sommerville, Mass., could still face other charges in Maine, Massachusetts and Vermont as well federal charges.
CONCORDDartmouth scientist says Oswald rifle photo real
The infamous photograph of Lee Harvey Oswald holding a rifle in his backyard would have been nearly impossible to fake, according to a new analysis by a Dartmouth College professor.Oswald, who was shot to death days after being charged with the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy, claimed the photo of him holding a rifle in one hand and Marxist newspapers in the other had been doctored. Over the years, many others have pointed out what appear to be inconsistent lighting and shadows.
HAMPTONPamela Smart gets settlement over prison pictures
A federal judge has approved a settlement ending a prison lawsuit filed by Pamela Smart, who is serving a life sentence in one of New Hampshire's most notorious murders.Smart claimed unfair treatment by New York prison officials after racy photographs of her in her prison cell appeared in the National Enquirer. She claimed the pictures were taken by a guard who sexually assaulted her.
HAMPTONPamela Smart gets settlement over prison photos
A federal judge has approved a settlement ending a prison lawsuit filed by Pamela Smart, who is serving a life sentence in one of New Hampshire's most notorious murders.Smart claimed unfair treatment by New York prison officials after racy photographs of her in her prison cell appeared in the National Enquirer. She claimed the pictures were taken by a guard who sexually assaulted her.
CONCORDNH homeowners asked to look for destructive beetle
New Hampshire officials hope homeowners will check to see if the destructive Asian longhorned beetle has crossed state lines from Massachusetts and set up residence in their trees.New Hampshire accepted a $75,000 federal grant Wednesday to use in the effort to keep the beetle out - or to eradicate it quickly if spotted. The money will pay for education and survey efforts that started in August and run through the end of the year. State officials are optimistic federal money will be available next year to continue their efforts.
NEW LONDONNH woman's car hit by a escaped boar on interstate
New Hampshire wildlife officials said a boar that ran into the side of a woman's car on Interstate 89 in New London most likely escaped from a private game preserve. Becky Field said she didn't realize her car had been hit by a boar until a state trooper told her after her vehicle was damaged on Sunday night.Fish and Game Wildlife Chief Steve Weber said boar are not native to New Hampshire, but they are stocked at the 24,000-thousand acre Blue Mountain Forest and Game Preserve, based in Croydon, two towns away from New London.
CONCORDNH company gets $136M financing plan for hospitals
A company that operates two hospitals and a medical office in New Hampshire is getting a $136.4 million federal loan for expansion and renovation projects.The mortgage loan was issued to LRGHealthcare in Laconia, a not-for-profit corporation that owns Lakes Region General Hospital in Laconia, Franklin Regional Hospital and the office in Meredith.
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