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No. 6 Hanover 6, No. 3 Bow 5

By ALEXANDER RAPP

NASHUA – After three very tight quarters where Merrimack Valley dominated, but couldn’t pull away, senior Alyssa Brodeur fired a high, driven, fast and accurate shot into the top right of the goal from the right side edge of the 8-meter circle and put her team ahead 12-8 as the third quarter expired.

By RANDY HAYES

By DANIEL HOOBERMAN

No. 2 John Stark 10, No. 7 Oyster River 4

By ALEXANDER RAPP

LACONIA – Despite the weather improving for the second Division III girls’ lacrosse semifinal in at Bank of New Hampshire Stadium in Laconia, seven unanswered goals by the top-seeded St. Thomas Saints to start the second half shut the door on Bow in a hard-fought, but very difficult, semifinal for the Falcons.

By ALEXANDER RAPP

LACONIA – Senior attacker and captain Sydney Westover was emotional after her last game in a Hawks uniform. A big defeat in the Division III state semifinal was heartbreaking, but she knew that she, and the rest of her team, left it all out on the field. 

By YAA BAME

Jacqueline Pearl is in love with her future and can’t wait to meet her. 

By JEAN STIMMELL

By JOSEPH D. STEINFIELD

By JOHN BUTTRICK

By CHARLOTTE MATHERLY

Students fluttered about the library at Bishop Brady High School affixing their caps and gowns, taking selfies and hugging their friends.

By SRUTHI GOPALAKRISHNAN

At the tail end of Hopkinton’s graduating class filing into the Durgin Pulling Arena, Constantine Salce rolled in with a bright smile, his electric wheelchair carrying him into a well-earned moment of celebration.

By YAA BAME

As Yuhsien Wu-Riggs walked up to receive her Licensed Nursing Assistant certification, she raised the roof with a grin on her face.

By ALEXANDER RAPP

What started as an improvisational experiment 10 year ago between friends in the New Hampshire film scene is nearing its cinematic debut.

By CATHERINE McLAUGHLIN

After the Kiwanis Fair was stymied by visa delays, another spring carnival will come to Concord this month. 

By SRUTHI GOPALAKRISHNAN

In a quiet corner of Blossom Hill Cemetery, two modest grave markers stand side by side on a bare patch of earth where fresh grass is just beginning to grow—Julia Byrne, 26, on the left, and her three-year-old son, Blake, on the right.

By SRUTHI GOPALAKRISHNAN

Alissa Hamberg once saw school — and herself — as a lost cause.

By CHARLOTTE MATHERLY

After weeks of crunching numbers and weighing priorities, almost no one in the New Hampshire Senate was 100% happy with the state budget.

By DEBRA DOUGLAS

As I approach my retirement date of June 30 after serving on the New Hampshire Lottery Commission for the past 16 years, I realize there’s never been a better time to celebrate what the New Hampshire Lottery has accomplished — and we have got some big news to back it up.

By MICHAELA TOWFIGHI

Deborah Eckland first reported her brother Glenn Chrzan missing to Manchester Police on January 29. He’d left Catholic Medical Center and wandered into the cold, wearing a puffy jacket, hospital pants and a pair of Crocs.