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Concord family scours the state in search of covered bridges

A salmon waits in a bucket waiting to be measured and weighed.

Winni Derby instates lie detectors for winners. Dakota Wright, 17, of Laconia, a Bishop Brady student, skipped prom to fish the derby with his father Mark and won in the overall salmon category. He will have to take a lie detector test at some point to verify that he caught it in Lake Winnipesaukee.

(ANDREA MORALES / Monitor staff)

Fishermen subject to scrutiny at annual Winni Derby

Geoff Campbell of Grace Limo details one of the stretch limousines that will be dispatched out for prom season this year.

(ANDREA MORALES / Monitor staff)

The Job Interview: Limo service prepares for the busy season

Ginny Timmons, 70, is taking part in studies at Boston University as a part of tackling her Alzheimer's diagnosis head on. She's organizing a %K race for June 23 to raise money for the research.

(ANDREA MORALES / Monitor staff)

Facing Alzheimer’s instills fear, and inspires action, for Timmons family

Kira Zannoni, of Winchester, Massachusetts, shares a moment with her mother, Mary Boissonneault, of Pelham, after the graduation ceremony at New England College, where she finished her undergrad degree in fine arts. The ceremony was held at the Henniker campus on Saturday, May 18, 2013.

(JOHN TULLY / Monitor Staff)

Kelly Ayotte speaks to New England College graduates

Graduates walk out of the University of New Hampshire School of Law building and towards their commencement on May 18, 2013 at White Park in Concord.

(ANDREA MORALES / Monitor staff)

Bush v. Gore lawyers send off UNH law school’s 2013 graduates

Students, faculty, friends and family lined each side as graduates walked in to a tent before the start of the 63rd graduation ceremony at NHTI held on Friday afternoon, May 17, 2013.

(JOHN TULLY / Monitor staff)

Strong relationships, persistence keys to success for NTHI graduates

Lizarda Urena has prayed on the steps of Concord High School nearly everyday since February. A mom of two students at Concord High School, she arrives at the school around 7-7:15 a.m. each morning to pray for the school's protection.

(JOHN TULLY / Monitor staff)

Concord High mom prays outside school for peace each day

Ronald Briggs of Epsom places a flower in memory of his nephew, Michel Briggs, in a wreath during the New Hampshire Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony; Friday, May 17, 2013. The names of 44 officers who died in the line of duty were read

ALEXANDER COHN / Monitor staff

PHOTOS: Event honors officers killed in line of duty in N.H.

Amy McKean loads a box of T-shirts into a vehicle with Rock 'N Race team coordinator Donna Killion at St. Peter's Church in Concord; Tuesday, May 14, 2013. McKean's Rock 'N Race team, Amy's Advocates, raises more money for the Concord Hospital fundraiser than any other team. A survivor of Hodgkins Lymphoma, McKean organizes a team that now number 127 runners and walkers. Though it is the second-largest team, it has raised more money over the last few years than any other group.
(ALEXANDER COHN / Monitor staff)

Ray Duckler: Amy and her Advocates raise money for Concord cancer center like no other team

Joseph Foster is interviewed by WMUR before the ceremony where he is sworn in as state Attorney General on Wednesday, May 15, 2013 in the Executive Council Chambers at the State House.

(ANDREA MORALES / Monitor staff)

PHOTOS: Incoming Attorney General Joe Foster’s swearing-in ceremony

Second graders at Paul Smith Elementary School in Franklin Cheyenne Chase (left) and Paige Colburn share a shovel to plant a blueberry bush in the garden behind the school; Friday, May 10, 2013. Students planted fruit bushes and seedlings with the help of the UNH Cooperative Extension and with donations from around the community. It is the second of three phases of garden plots around the school. Last year students planted a butterfly garden and next year they hope to create a raised bed.

(ALEXANDER COHN / Monitor staff)

5 Questions: Franklin elementary students plant school garden

Standing on a parked car, 'Bic,' who asked that his real name not be used, stands holding a sign as people gathered in front of the State House in Concord on Tuesday afternoon, May 14, 2013, to rally against the dismantling of homeless camps and the lack of housing options for homeless people. 'Bic' said he is under the age of 21 and this is the second time he has been homeless. Later in the rally, a man driving a green jeep on Main Street yelled obscenities at the group about getting a job. "People legitimately don't understand what it's like to be in this situation," he said.

(JOHN TULLY / Monitor staff)

Homeless protest evictions from Concord campsites

Jen Greene of Sunapee steers through a balance exercise led by Billy Whitcher off South Main Street in Concord; Monday, May 13, 2013. Whitcher held up numbers for Greene to call out to get her to focus ahead rather than down at the ground during 90 minute class on safety practices.

(ALEXANDER COHN / Monitor staff)

PHOTOS: Bicycle safety lesson in Concord

Mike St. Laurent from Concord takes his dogs, Z and Benson, for a walk in the rain in Rollins Park; Saturday, May 11, 2013.

(TAEHOON KIM / Monitor Staff)

PHOTOS: Walking the dog in Rollins Park

Individual sized cheese cakes with chocolate ganache at Crust and Crumb Bakery; Friday, May 10, 2013.

(SAMANTHA GORESH / Monitor staff)

Downtown: New Concord business owners ‘give it our best shot’

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