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Report: Air quality progress has slowed down in NH

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Monsignor Edward Arsenault reaches out with his handcuffed hand to shake hands with prosecutor Jane Young after pleading guilty to three felony theft charges in Hillsborough County Superior court in Manchester, N.H.m Wednesday April 23, 2014. Arsenault could spend to up to 20 years in prison for stealing at least $104,000 from a hospital, a dead priest's estate and the state's Roman Catholic bishop. (AP Photo/Jim Cole)

New Hampshire ex-priest gets jail time for thefts

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No arrests will be made in Weare fatal shooting

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LA Kings recall Cup winner Colin Fraser from AHL

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Show features ghost signs of Pittsburgh

By KURT SHAW - Associated Press

Fargo, a steer from North Dakota, is photographed at the SASHA Farm, a sanctuary for abused and runaway animals in Manchester, Mich., on April 10, 2014. The 1,800-pound steer kicked out a gate at a meat processing plant in Casselton on March 6 and wandered around town for a while, prompting a school and a child care center to keep children inside. No one was hurt and no property was damaged. SASHA Farm in Manchester, about 50 miles southwest of Detroit, agreed to get the steer, which had been called Waldo but now is known as Fargo. (AP Photo/The Ann Arbor News, Melanie Maxwell)

Steer that ran from slaughterhouse getting settled

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Man arrested in connection with bank robbery

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Suspect in bank robbery demanded cash in note

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Judge orders man to Vermont for murder charge

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