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The fire official was walking to attend a town meeting at the time of the accident.>>>Read More.

Police have identified the man who died due to his injuries in an accident.>>>Read More.

A loaded gun fell out of one suspect’s pants during a scuffle with officers, and another was apprehended inside Walmart, according to police.>>>Read More.

A woman was taken to the hospital after her car was submerged in the river, according to reports.>>>Read More.

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Lunchtime Legend ‘Bobby T’ Keen On Retirement

After nearly four decades of slinging hot dogs, a longtime vendor is ready to fold up his apron. Bobby T’s was always known for it’s “Best Ever Chili Dog.” He has been at it since 1986 and has been known to sell 200 dogs in a single day.>>>Read More.

Local Grad Overcomes Dyslexia, Excels At University

Dyslexia is a neurological condition caused by a different wiring of the brain, making it difficult to read, write, and spell. There is no cure. One local student, however, not only overcame the disability, but is crushing it.>>>Read More.

Old Mill Grocery & Deli Seeks Expansion Of Outdoor Dining

The owners of the building that houses the eatery have applied for a zoning amendment.>>>Read More.

New Beauty Supply Store Celebrates Grand Opening

The business first opened as a salon with booth renters who accepted private appointments, and now as a beauty supply store and salon in one.>>>Read More.

Kelati Going For Four Straight In Manchester Road Race

The three-time Manchester Road Race women’s champ has committed to the 2024 event.>>>Read More.

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