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Deerfield Fair celebrates 150 years of rides, horse shows and fair foods (opens the original)
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The Deerfield Fair is celebrating its 150th year after kicking off four days of fun on Thursday. It's the oldest family fair in New England, starting in 1876, and organizers of the Deerfield Fair said there is a lot to do this year. Fairgoers can enjoy dozens of rides and try classic fair foods. Events are planned throughout the weekend, including bands and The Flying Wallendas high-wire act. Fairgoers can check out antiques and a petting zoo. >> Download the free WMUR app to get updates on the
Crews contain fire at unoccupied house in Hillsborough, no injuries reported (opens the original)
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First responders were on scene of a house fire in Hillsborough early Wednesday morning. Nobody was hurt, according to officials on scene. The house was believed to be unoccupied. About ten fire departments responded to the scene. The Hillsborough Fire Department said the call came in just after 3 a.m. Crews told News 9 there were explosions inside the house after they arrived. They said it's unclear what started the fire in the first place. The fire closed Route 149 in Hillsborough at around 3:3
Man convicted of running over daughter-in-law asks NH Supreme Court to overturn conviction (opens the original)
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The New Hampshire Supreme Court is considering whether to overturn the conviction of a man in prison for purposely running over his daughter-in-law. Guy Leighton Sr. is serving a sentence of 25 years to life in prison, but his lawyer is asking for it to be thrown out. His attorney argued Tuesday that the jury was improperly swayed by the key witness in the case, Leighton's daughter-in-law. Two years ago, when she took the stand in Leighton's trial, she told the court that she could not remember
Seacoast cleans up after nor'easter blows sand onto parking lots, sidewalks (opens the original)
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Crews were cleaning up Monday in Hampton after a nor'easter blew piles of sand into parking lots and on sidewalks. Powerful winds and heavy rain rocked the Seacoast this weekend, and the wet weather continued on Monday. "It's certainly a bad weather day," said Seacoast resident Kate Dewan. "I wouldn't want to hang out on the beach for long." She said that even though the storm left its mark, it won't be one for the books. >> Download the free WMUR app to get updates on the go << "As nor'easters
Parole granted for Eduardo Lopez, 35 years after Nashua murder conviction (opens the original)
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Thirty-five years after he was convicted of murder, Eduardo Lopez has been granted parole. Lopez was convicted of first-degree murder in 1993 for shooting and killing Nashua restaurant owner Robert Goyette in 1991. Lopez was 17 when he pulled the trigger. "It's horrible to think that I was capable of doing such a thing," Lopez said. Lopez was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison. >> Download the free WMUR app to get updates on the go << In 2012, the Supreme Court ruled that automatic lif
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