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could calendar shakeups and early voting endanger n.h.'s 'first-in-the-nation' status? we’re still more than a year away from the official start of the 2020 presidential race, barring any schedule changes from the powers that set the date of new hampshire’s “first-in-the-nation” presidential primary. but as more states move to expand early voting and absentee ballot options, new hampshire's “first-in-the-nation” voters might be far from the first voters to cast ballots for. welcome to the (ice) jam: n.h. officials say freeze-thaw cycle could bring floods. ice jam season is arriving in new hampshire, and officials are warning residents and town officials to be on the lookout for potential an ice jam can form when rain falls on a frozen river or stream amid mild temperatures. the ice can partially melt, the water level rises those flow downstream and get caught in narrow river bends or under bridges, forming a blockage a congolese man detained by immigration and customs enforcement in dover was released thursday after spending a month in jail. bienfait says he left the democratic republic of congo to seek asylum in canada, after his son was kidnapped and his family received multiple threats from local militia. nhpr is only using his first name because he fears retaliation in his country of origin.. the bookshelf: in sue halpern's new novel, the library takes center stage. sentences her to work as a volunteer at a library in the small town of riverton, new hampshire. this “riverton” is not the actual “riverton,” new hampshire but a fictional one that has fallen on hard times. summer hours at the robber’s library is sue halpern’s the new hampshire attorney general's office has picked keene state college's director of campus safety to oversee st. paul's school's compliance with the settlement it reached with the state over its handling of se*ual misconduct by faculty and students.  jeffrey t. maher holds a law degree, and spent 20 years working for the nashua police department, retiring as a captain.