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NH: N.H. makes provisions for Earl
| What a difference 150 miles can make. While emergency officials in New Hampshire are ready and eyeing Hurricane Earl's path up the East Coast, officials and residents on Nantucket are boarding up windows and finding new berths for their boats. |
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NH: Stephen hopes for promotion
| John Stephen, a Republican candidate for governor, has a unique perspective for a political candidate: He once worked for the man he's seeking to unseat. |
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NH: Illegal immigrants storm center stage
| Republican U.S. Senate candidate Bill Binnie knows a little something about immigrating to the United States. The 52-year-old multimillionaire businessman is a naturalized citizen who immigrated legally to the U.S. with his parents from Scotland when he was 5 years old. |
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NH: N.H. Banking Department blamed for firm's closure
| After laying off seven lawyers and as many paralegals, an attorney under fire for modifying mortgages without a state license has closed the doors to his Concord law firm. Dan Dargon says he had to take those steps because the state Banking Department's investigation into his firm has dealt his business a "catastrophic" blow. |
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FL: Earl weaker, still powerful, winds hit Outer Banks
| MIAMI, Fla. -- Forecasters say Hurricane Earl is bringing tropical storm conditions to the Outer Banks of North Carolina and winds around its eye are still at 105 mph. Earl had weakened throughout the day but even its edges were packing powerful winds early Friday as it heads up the Eastern Seaboard. |
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Education's less-than-certain windfall
| There's $10 billion for schools in the state aid bill Congress passed last month. But some school systems have reason to wonder whether they are going to see the money. |
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