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The Jimmy Lehoux Band took the stage after reciting the Pledge of Allegiance and launched into “White Mountain Fever.” A Manchester native, Lehoux last played on the property for a Champagne family reunion of more than 150 people, which prompted Champagne to put on another concert.(Joseph Edgerton Photo)
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Epsom officer firedA internal police investigation documenting numerous incidents of insubordination and unacceptable performance has led the Epsom Board of Selectmen to fire a 10-year veteran of the police department.
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Sewer vs. septicThe ongoing wastewater connection moratorium in Pembroke and Allenstown may prove costly in terms of sprawl if an upgrade to the sewer system is not made.
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Skateboarders work to clean up skate park and their imageA local teen skateboard designer is coordinating efforts to provide a safe, clean skatepark for area skaters and plans to name the park in memory of Grant Leavitt following its completion in the spring.
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Beautifying Hooksett is goal of new committeeA new committee that could ultimately serve to raise property values in town, as well as enhance the overall quality of life, was recently approved by the Hooksett Town Council.
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