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About 800 teens and young adults in Hartford are set to participate this summer.
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Flush with cash, or pinching pennies? We sent an NHPR reporter to hear from revelers at the city's annual street fair about how they view their own personal finances.
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"What class are you?" is a periodic series that explores everyday lives inside the American class system. In this episode, reporter Erica Heilman talks with Wolcott resident Ralph Rockwell about the importance of supporting his church and his fears about having enough money at the end of his life.
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Robynne Alexander was the initial winning bidder on the 220-acre Laconia State School property. She then failed to close on the sale, and now faces prison time.
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Officials at the University of Massachusetts Amherst say with lack of clarity on federal funding cuts, proactive financial planning is now an urgent matter.
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Regional leaders distance themselves from D.C. rhetoric as they highlight their ties to Canada.
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The free education and housing program, which has a campus in the state's largest city, helps students from disadvantaged backgrounds get diplomas and training.
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Local businesses are hurting — or helping — with the “bad luck” of 13 rainy weekends in the Boston area.
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Campobello Island, just across the bridge from Lubec, is home to the Roosevelt Campobello International Park, a memorial to binational friendship.
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Grocers haven’t been able to place orders with United Natural Foods, and far fewer deliveries have come in for everything from tofu to dairy, paper products and canned food.