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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.

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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.

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UPDATE: Attorney General Pam Bondi says that the US government will sue the state of Maine in a civil lawsuit. At a Washington news conference Bondi spoke of the need to protect women’s rights to participate with those of the same sex only in sports. here is a portion of the news conference featuring Riley Gaines, who is the face of opposition to transgender people participating in girls sports.

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Opening statements in the widely covered re-trial of Karen Read in Massachusetts start next Tuesday.

Acting US Federal attorney Jay McCormack has released information potentially implicating a Rye New Hampshire man Frank Nappo with participating in an international scheme that involves a private research marketing company

Maine’s refusal to abide by President Trump’s order to abandon DEI policies is about to land the state in jeopardy with US Attorney General Pam Bondi.

President Trump’s spokesperson Karoline  Leavitt says that he wants an apology from Harvard University for what she termed egregious antisemitism on campus.

The United Kingdom Supreme Court has rejected an argument from the Scottish Government that contends the law allows for transgender identities.

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Opening statements in the widely covered re-trial of Karen Reed in Massachusetts start next Tuesday.

Acting US Federal attorney Jay McCormack has released information potentially implicating a Rye New Hampshire man Frank Nappo with participating in an international scheme that involves a private research marketing company

Maine’s refusal to abide by President Trump’s order to abandon DEI policies is about to land the state in jeopardy with US Attorney General Pam Bondi.

President Trump’s spokesperson Caroline  Leavitt says that he wants an apology from Harvard University for what she termed egregious antisemitism on campus.

The United Kingdom Supreme Court has rejected an argument from the Scottish Government that contends the law allows for transgender identities.

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Two Rhode Island men men arrested for allegedly beating a New Hampshire man to death at a football game are off the hook.

Harvard University appears to have lost $2 billion in research funding because of a stance they took against the Trump administration.

Maine governor Janet Mills’ battle against Trump wound up with her on national TV.

The game of political musical chairs is continuing in New Hampshire with at least one primary contest possible.

In the escalating trade war, China says it won’t take delivery of passenger jets built by Boeing corporation in the US.

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With opening statements just around the corner in the Karen Read murder retrial, there’s more jury selection today scheduled.

A violent road rage incident in Boston resulted in the victim suffering a concussion after being struck by allegedly by a New Hampshire man.

A child nutritionist program in Maine could be spared a federal funds freeze ordered by the Trump administration.

Woody Woodpecker or his descendants have riled up a Massachusetts North Shore town.

An entire family was wiped out during a small aircraft crash in New York State.

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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This week on The Interview, continuing Friday, a conversation with Tina Sawtelle, who is the president and CEO of the expanding musical Hall in Portsmouth.

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A record setting flu season has meant at least one case in every county in the state of New Hampshire.

In New Hampshire’s political game of musical chairs underway now, a former marine, Maura Sullivan has announced her intention to run in the first district Congressional race.

Main has reached a deadline set by presidential executive order to ban transgender athletes from participating in girls sports.

The required number of jurors in the retrial of Karen Reads murder case in Massachusetts has been reached at 16.

In a tit for tat type battle, China has now raised tariffs on the US from 84% to 125%.

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Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi’s defense attorneys are making an appeal to dismiss most charges filed against her.

New Hampshire has joined several other states taking aim at illegal Robo calls.

There is a three year plan on the table to spend $4.8 billion to fix Maine’s road and bridge infrastructure.

The Maine Hospital Association has said that the state’s hospitals are in a precarious financial position.

President Trump‘s increased tariffs on most nations have been postponed for 90 days, but not China.

What’s your opinion on state inspections of cars? Should New Hampshire ditch them entirely? you can call my opinion line 603-835-3440 and record your thoughts, which may be aired in a future post. Carrier charges make apply. You don’t have to give your name unless you want to

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