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By Amy Augustine, Concord Monitor
A cooperative housing park in Allenstown will receive $500,000 in federal money for improvements to its water system.
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By James A. Kimble, The Union Leader (Manchester)
BRENTWOOD, N.H. – An Exeter girl is collecting a $35,000 settlement from a McDonald's restaurant because she suffered second-degree burns from hot tea that spilled on her lap, according to court documents.
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State worker pleads not guilty
By Annmarie Timmins, Concord Monitor
Holly Wheatley, 36, pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges that she stole nearly $25,000 from the state while working for the Department of Resources and Economic Development.
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