NH man who took over Clinton campaign office flees (Boston Herald)

Concord News

• NH Senate votes to study allowing guns on campus
  The New Hampshire Senate has voted to study whether to allow guns on college campuses and other public property. […]
• Exeter 37, Concord 31
  A week's layoff took its toll on Concord, which got off to a slow start on the road Tuesday, falling behind 25-14 at the half. […]
• 8 properties added to NH historic places
  A ski resort, two cemeteries and a university dormitory are among the properties being added to the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places. […]
• Rock out for research
  A CONCORD GYM is handing over its workout space to a band Saturday evening to raise money for juvenile diabetes research. […]
• NH House passes eminent domain bill without debate
  A bill designed to block the Northern Pass project from using eminent domain to acquire private land passed the New Hampshire House without debate. […]
• 10ZiG Technology to Exhibit at HIMSS12, booth 14044, Feb. 20 – 24, 2012, in Las Vegas, NV, US
  PHOENIX--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Zignature Pad is a lightweight, secure signature capable tablet, which allows for real-time electronic signatures. It is secure and auditable, and eliminates the need for paper forms. […]
• NH withdrawal from No Child Left Behind nixed in the House
  CONCORD – New Hampshire will stick with No Child Left Behind, after legislators effectively dodged a vote on withdrawing from the federal law Wednesday, tabling two bills concerning the issue. New Hampshire would have been the first state to withdraw completely from the federal No Child Left Behind law, if either of two bills had become law. The first, House […]