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NH gaming commission discussing interim report

New Hampshire's gaming study commission is finishing its interim report for Gov. John Lynch on the pros and cons of expanding gambling.

NH gov puts halt to pay increases for managers

New Hampshire Gov. John Lynch is putting a halt to pay increases for managers in 2010.

NH House kills home heating date change bill

New Hampshire's House has killed a bill that would have shortened the time fuel dealers have to offer pre-buy contracts.

NH lawmakers take up veto of heating fuel bill

New Hampshire lawmakers will vote Wednesday whether to override Gov. John Lynch's veto of a bill that shortens the time fuel dealers have to offer pre-buy contracts.

Gay marriage bill signed into law in New Hampshire

New Hampshire became the sixth state to legalize gay marriage Wednesday in a move that reflects the state's changing demographics from reliably Republican and conservative to younger and more liberal.

Changes to gay marriage bill fail in NH House

Gay marriage is on hold in New Hampshire.

NH gov crosses party lines in picking GOP senator

Democratic Gov. John Lynch on Tuesday named Republican Bonnie Newman as his pick for the U.S. Senate, a selection that allows departing GOP Sen. Judd Gregg to become U.S. commerce secretary without handing his old Democratic colleagues a filibuster-proof majority.

Officials say Obama to nominate Gregg for Cabinet

President Barack Obama plans to nominate Sen. Judd Gregg as commerce secretary on Tuesday, the White House confirmed on the eve of the announcement as the New Hampshire Republican disclosed an apparent deal that would keep his seat out of Democratic hands.

John Lynch retires after 15 years in NFL

No more bone-jarring tackles for John Lynch.

Democrat Lynch wins 3rd 2-year term as NH governor

Moderate Democratic Gov. John Lynch has won a third two-year term in a landslide in New Hampshire.

Patriots sign 9-time Pro Bowl safety John Lynch

John Lynch thought he'd end his football career with the Denver Broncos. Now the veteran safety and nine-time Pro Bowl pick, who spent four seasons with Denver after 11 years with Tampa Bay, has signed with the New England Patriots.

Lynch's decision catches Broncos by surprise

John Lynch wasn't content playing a part-time role, not after four straight Pro Bowl seasons.

Lynch Takes Pay Cut to Return to Broncos

Pro Bowl safety John Lynch took a pay cut to remain with the Denver Broncos for a fifth season, passing on a chance to retire or test free agency.

Tomlinson Leads Bolts to Win Over Broncs

Don't tell the San Diego Chargers and Denver Broncos that their Christmas Eve game didn't mean anything. John Lynch met LaDainian Tomlinson head-on early in the first quarter, a collision of two star players following a simple 2-yard run.

N.H. Governor Signs Civil Unions Law

Gov. John Lynch has signed a law establishing civil unions for same-sex couples in New Hampshire, allowing them to apply for the same rights as married people as early as January.

Botched Extra Point Benefits Broncos

Rod Smith credited the weather. John Lynch claimed there was an element of luck involved. Mike Shanahan simply pointed to something more spiritual.

New England Floods Force Hundreds to Flee

Torrential rain forced hundreds of people from their homes in parts of New England on Sunday, as water flowed over dams and washed out roads.

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Alice Cooper fan who brandished prosthetic leg at concert is spared jail
Source: Guardian Unlimited

Alice Cooper may be notorious for rollicking sets in which fake blood, very large snakes and even electric chairs feature heavily.

N.H. becomes sixth state where gays can marry
Source: The Boston Globe

Traditionally conservative New Hampshire today became the sixth state in the nation -- and the fifth state in New England -- where same-sex couples will be allowed to marry.

Ted Gatsas: Lynch "Is Always First with an Umbrella"
Source: Blue Hampshire

NH GOP State Senator Ted Gatsas thinks that fatal natural disasters are political opportunities.

N.H. prohibits smoking in bars and restaurants
Source: The Boston Globe

CONCORD, N.H. -- Governor John Lynch signed a law yesterday banning smoking in New Hampshire's bars and restaurants.

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