Who among former Merrimack County area high school athletes will be active on Sunday, April 19?
Sunday, April 19 will feature competition from these former Merrimack County area high school standouts.
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Victoria Sullivan reiterates opposition to income tax and comments on legislative controversies
Victoria Sullivan posted several statements from April 15-17, opposing any state income tax in New Hampshire and responding to controversy over child welfare agency funding.
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Which former Merrimack County area high school stars will compete on Saturday, April 18?
On Saturday, April 18, these former Merrimack County area high school standouts will be in action.
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Lane closures announced for five streets due to road construction
Five Concord streets have alternating lane closures due to road construction until about 4 p.m. today. Motorists should expect delays and plan alternate routes as needed.
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Who are the Merrimack County area high school alumni in action on Friday, April 17?
Friday, April 17 will feature competition from these former Merrimack County area high school standouts.
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Victoria Sullivan addresses criticism over Office of Child Advocate comments
Victoria Sullivan responded publicly to criticisms related to her statements about the Office of Child Advocate in New Hampshire through several posts made on April 14 and April 15, 2026.
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Yury Polozov highlights legislative motions on healthcare and medical marijuana in New Hampshire
Yury Polozov used his social media platform in April 2026 to discuss proposed changes in New Hampshire’s healthcare laws.
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Lane closures announced for Cote, Haig, Hope, Kellom, and Nivelle streets
Several streets are experiencing lane closures due to ongoing road construction. The affected areas include Cote Street, Haig Street, Hope Avenue, Kellom Street, and Nivelle Street. Traffic is limited to alternating lanes until approximately 4:00 p.m.
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Which ex-high school standouts featured in Merrimack County will compete on Thursday, April 16?
This former Merrimack County area high school standout will be active on Thursday, April 16.
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Victoria Sullivan addresses voter turnout and media criticism ahead of 2026 elections
Victoria Sullivan used Twitter in mid-April to urge voter participation in the upcoming elections while criticizing both Democratic messaging and local media coverage.
