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PUBLISHER'S CORNER
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When a flat tire isn't the worst part of your day, I guess it's time to just take a deep breath and accept it's just one out of the 23,000+ days you've spent trying to live right.
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Yesterday a mild tooth pain of a few days escalated into a visit to dentist #1 who sent me to dentist #2 - endodontist, for those of you have been there and done that root canal thing.
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In hindsight maybe I should have just asked dentist #1 to yank the old sad tooth out of my jaw – but I really don't want to go out piece by piece.
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Somewhere between dentist 1 and 2 my tire lost its will to roll. So sometime during my walk in the rain from dentist 1 to dentist 2 (an advantage to working downtown where there are dentists within walking distance of one another) (note to self: get an umbrella) my hubby did a drive-by with the air compressor and pumped up my tire.
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By the time I made it back to my car from dentist 2 with my face tingling and invisible to the touch, and then on to the tire place to see if they could plug what we hope is just a small hole in my tire, it was too late to fix it, what with all the other people waiting there with tire problems of their own.
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Anyway there are worst things that can happen in the course of a day so I am trying to put it all in perspective: I've probably gotten through more than at least 23,000 average to above-average days in this lifetime and for that, I am grateful.
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A Hillsborough County Superior Court North jury deliberated for about five hours Friday without reaching a verdict in the case of Bradley Asbury, the former Youth Development Center supervisor accused of holding down a 14-year-old teen as two staffers raped him at the facility 26 years ago.
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A city man suffered life-threatening injuries and four others were also injured in a crash Friday night involving five vehicles.
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"What is Bigfoot" is a free event at the Manchester City Library located at 405 Pine St Manchester, NH on Saturday Dec 7th starting at 12:30 PM.Â
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On Thursday night, Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais held the 11th of his town hall meetings across the city, this time heading to McDonough Elementary School to meet with Ward 4 residents. Here’s a recap of what was discussed.
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The New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NH DOT) is seeking public comments for the 2023-2026 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) Amendment #7.Â
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The following is a letter to the editor from Ward 8 BOSC Member Jessica Spilllers
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Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) announced a change in  the United Airlines schedule at MHT— flights to Washington, D.C., will replace the current route to Newark/New York.
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For the first time in nearly 15 years, cheerleaders representing the Manchester South Sabres Youth Football and Cheering program have qualified to compete in a national competition.
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The Bedford Knights of Columbus Council 12988 and members of St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church in Bedford recently raised more than $16,000 during the 2024 Turkey Drive to support the New Hampshire Food Bank, a program of Catholic Charities New Hampshire.
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Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais will join a statewide public safety task force once Governor-elect Kelly Ayotte takes office.
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