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As the Karen Read second-degree murder trial drags on, her defense one a round in their use of a crash expert firm.

Maine lobster fisherman will be able to weigh in on the future of the fishery.

Older Maine residents may be in for a large property tax break.

The Trump administration’s planned to fire 80,000 veterans administration staffers has raised concern for benefits by New Hampshire US Senator Maggie Hassan. During a hearing of the committee on veterans affairs, she sought answers from the VA’s chief medical officer. You can view her comments in the video below or  click here.

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Coming up on The Interview, what’s all the activity taking place across the Cocheco river in Dover? Coming up, a conversation with Deputy City Manager Christopher Parker update starts now.

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New Hampshire school vacation week couldn’t come at a better time for weather.

It was a fight over alleged cheating in a relationship that preceded a fatal crash in Manchester.

The University of New Hampshire is challenging a claim that New Hampshire students are being denied admission in favor of international ones.

The Maine state rep censured for posting a photo of a transsexual person on Facebook, is asking the US Supreme Court to intervene.

Another day in court is ahead in the Karen Read second degree murder retrial in Massachusetts.

Oops! A $60 million fighter jet slipped off an aircraft carrier from the US Navy.

On YouTube channel Roger Wood at Large this week, a complete interview with Psychoanalyst Stella O’Malley on cyberbullying.

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Coming up on The Interview, what’s all the activity taking place across the Chocheco river in Dover? An update starts tomorrow.

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There’s been a tragic incident on a New Hampshire Lake this past weekend.

It has been 16 years since New Hampshire raised its turnpike toll prices.

A Livermore Falls Maine man has been arrested in New Jersey accused of an automotive assault and theft from a Massachusetts gas station.

There is more witness testimony on tap in the second week of the Karen Read murder retrial in Massachusetts.

President Trump, while blaming Democrats for watering down Columbus Day, has declared that the holiday will become Columbus Day only.

Real ID’s will be required by May 7 by act of Congress .

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Coming up on The Interview, more conversation with internationally known author and psychotherapist Stella O’Malley about cyber-threat teen suicide and how parents can help those who could be affected.

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The question of how a Manchester man got custody of the daughter that he killed may be answered finally.

President Trump’s initiative to remove DEI or diversity, equity and inclusion programs from schools in New Hampshire and Maine has suffered opposition .

First district New Hampshire Congressman Chris Pappas has gotten a high level endorsement in his bid to replace Jeanne Shaheen when she retires in 2026.

New Hampshire US Senator Maggie Hassan has joined other colleagues on both sides of the aisle to protect the USPS from privatization.

Real ID’s will be required by May 7 by act of Congress .

On YouTube channel Roger Wood at Large, a complete interview with Joan O’Brien of the NH Animal Rights League

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Coming up on The Interview Friday, more conversation with internationally known author and psychotherapist Stella O’Malleyabout cyber-threat teen suicide and how parents can help those who could be affected.

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The question of how a Manchester man got custody of the daughter that he killed may be answered finally.

Possession of the dangerous drug fentanyl with intent to sell in NH could be made punishable with a minimum prison term.

Maine drivers who speed through construction zones on the highway could be caught with a new automated system.

A dozen states including three in New England have signed onto a suit against the Trump administration on its tariff policies.

It’s the largest wildfire in two decades in New Jersey, and has forced evacuation of thousands of people in one fire location. It also closed temporarily off 17 miles of the garden State Parkway, As of this time, it is 30% contained according to fire officials, and another fire, in Vineland, New Jersey, so far has burned 1372 acres and is 80% contained. At this report, no structures have been burned.

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Update: It’s the largest wildfire in two decades in New Jersey, and has forced evacuation of thousands of people in one fire location. It has also closed off 17 miles of the garden State Parkway,

Route nine, 532, Lakeside Drive, Jones Road, Bryant Road and Route 72. 11,500 acres of Woodland have burned at the Jones Road fire in Ocean County. As of this time, it is 30% contained according to fire officials, and another fire, in Vineland, New Jersey, so far has burned 1372 acres and is 80% contained. At this report, no structures have been burned.

Coming up on The Interview Friday, more conversation with internationally known author and psychotherapist Stella O’Malleyabout cyber-threat teen suicide and how parents can help those who could be affected.

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New Hampshire legislators are in a budget cutting mood, but business leaders in the state say not so fast.

A 26-year-old Dartmouth College graduate student from China wants answers about his resident status.

A Dartmouth college graduate faces up to 40 years in prison for his conviction of rape on a fraternity house roof.

Multibillionaire Elon Musk says he will diminish his role heading the federal department he runs.

On Friday here, the second part of a conversation with author and psychologist Stella O’Malley, on cyber teen suicide. You can hear the first part by scrolling down to Tuesday’s news feed.

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Coming up on The Interview today, internationally known author, and psychotherapist Stella O’Malley talks about cyber-threat teen suicide and how parents can help those who could be affected.

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There’s a funeral scheduled Saturday for beloved Pope Francis.

Harvard wants its $2 billion dollars in frozen funds unfrozen.

International students who have had their visas terminated are suing to get them back with the aid of the American Civil Liberties Union.

There is worldwide interest over the Karen Read second degree murder re-trial in Massachusetts.

Scallop fishing in northern New England is back, after a pause of nearly two weeks.

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The 88-year-old Pontiff, Pope Francis has passed away.

There has been another fatal skiing accident in New Hampshire.

There have been more protests against the administration, including in Portland, Maine, and Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

New Hampshire SPCA is watching with great concern legislation it says would if enacted cripple animal cruelty investigations.

Some 30,000 runners are signed up for the Boston Marathon race from Hopkinton to Boston today.

The Karen Read second-degree murder re-trial begins this week in Massachusetts

This week, an expert on teen mental issues talks about cyber stalking blackmail that is often fatal to them. That’s Tuesday on the interview.

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Coming up on The Interview, today, Joan O’Brien of The Animal Rights League of New Hampshire.

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Two major events in New England highlight the upcoming weekend.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is saying that the Seabrook nuclear power plant continues to be safe.

Maine US Senator Susan Collins joined New Hampshire US Senator Jean Shaheen ,on an introductory tour of the Portsmouth Naval shipyard with the new secretary of the Navy. John Phelan.

Prosecutors against indicted alleged killer Louis Mangione are seeking the death penalty against him.

Next week, an expert on teen mental issues talks about cyber stalking blackmail that is often fatal to them. That’s Tuesday on the interview.

On YouTube channel Roger Wood at large, a complete interview with Tina Sawtelle Executive Director of the Music Hall in Portsmouth NH.

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Coming up on The Interview, Friday, an animal rights group in New Hampshire seeks to preserve one species specifically as well as others.

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The US government is suing the state of Maine in civil court.

Cedric Lodge of New Hampshire will be pleading guilty to interstate transport of stolen goods, human body parts.

Anti-President Trump demonstrations will take place once again this weekend, including one in Portsmouth at market Square.

New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte is calling for a restoration of legislative budget cuts involving several items.

Harvard University in Cambridge is facing more possible penalties from the government.

A Trump administration refusal to turn back a plane carrying deportees has a federal judge involved.

On YouTube channel Roger Wood at large, a complete interview with Tina Sawtelle Executive Director of the Music Hall in Portsmouth NH.

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