A New Hampshire woman who was discovered by passing snowmobilers after being stranded in her truck for five days during a heavy snowstorm and subzero temperatures is lucky to be alive, authorities said. Read the top 10 local stories of 1999 It is safe to say that 1999 was not a gentle year, as some of the top 10 stories revisited here suggest. Former U.S. Rep. Gerry E. Studds has been hired to mediate discussions about allowing New Bedford to rejoin the Steamship Authority. The body found on the banks of the Piscataqua River was identified last week as Teddy Miller, above, a local taxicab owner and driver.
Autopsy results are pending.
The announcement that a new aircraft manufacturer is coming to Pease International Tradeport is news the New Hampshire Port Authority has been waiting for. The annual goat toss has been canceled. The cerebral slapstick humor of world-renowned Herald columnist John Breneman. From Woodstock to the Seacoast it's the witty humor of baby-boomer columnist Paul Briand. National Columnists Photo Spotlight Deb Cram describes her job as one of raising people's awareness Rich Beauchesne is a 10 year photojournalist who's been with the Herald for the past 3.