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Residents Oppose Possible ICE Detainment Facility | Fun Things To Do This Weekend | More: PM Patch NH

Also: NH House rejects school budget cap bill; lawmaker says "hard labor" for prisoners proposal could lead to authoritarian-style camps.

PM Patch NH for Jan. 9, 2025.
PM Patch NH for Jan. 9, 2025. (Tony Schinella/Patch)

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Residents Oppose Possible ICE Facility In Merrimack At Town Council Meeting: More than a dozen residents of Merrimack urged the Town Council on Thursday to resist efforts to allow ICE to create a detainment facility.

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Concord High School Crimson Tide Wrestlers Crash Into Londonderry Lancers, 54-16: Five Concord wrestlers won by pin and two won by tech fall, while two Londonderry wrestlers won by falls on Thursday night.

Recycled Percussion Celebrates 30 Years With Performances | Karaoke | Jamelot | More: NH Patch Weekender: The Fretbenders perform; synagogue family camp; clergy records document Seacoast African American history; peace and justice conversations.

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School Budget Cap Blown Off By NH House: A GOP priority for the legislative session was upended Thursday as the long-sought statewide cap on school district budgets was voted down.

Stefany Shaheen Goes 0-For-3 Against Maura Sullivan In Fundraising Race: Stefany Shaheen said Thursday she raised more than $400K; an hour later, Maura Sullivan’s campaign announced it raised about $520K.

Nashua Democrat Lawmaker: 'Hard Labor' Proposal Risks North Korea-Style Prison Camps: GOP state Rep counters: “If anyone can find the words labor camp anywhere in that bill, I will give you my entire salary.”

DOT Commissioner Bill Cass Plans To Retire From The State's Top Transportation Post: New Hampshire is losing its transportation leader with the retirement of NH Department of Transportation Commissioner William Cass.

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