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Distant Dome: Truth Has Become The Victim Of Political Campaigns
Rayno: What is lost in a system awash in political money are honest discussions about the issues facing New Hampshire and America.
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ICE Takes Custody Of Man Found Not Guilty In Crash Deaths Of 7 Motorcyclists In NH
Volodymyr Zhukovskyy, a Ukrainian national, has an extensive criminal history, and has been living in the U.S. illegally for many years.
Concord, NH|News|
AG Withdraws $100M YDC Settlement Plan, Will Resubmit With Changes
NH AG John Formella's plan includes claims procedures and guidelines on how to value victims’ claims; Democrats commend withdrawal.
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NH To Receive More Than $2M To Address Youth Homelessness
The Department of Housing and Urban Development two-year grant will be used to support a Coordinated Community Plan outside urban areas.
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Defense Lawyers Criticize Sununu, Formella Remarks On Zhukovskyy Acquittal
Former County Attorney Robin Melone called statements by the governor, AG irresponsible, dangerous, and disrespectful to the jurors.
Concord, NH|News|
Active With The Activists: Ending The Death Penalty, Step By Step
Alpert: Maria Wilkerson of Concord is overseas working with the Taiwan Alliance to End the Death Penalty.
Concord, NH|News|
Zhukovskyy Not Guilty On All Counts In NH Crash That Killed 7 Motorcyclists
Jurors in the Coos County Superior Court found truck driver Volodymyr Zhukovskyy of Springfield, MA, not guilty Tuesday on all 15 charges.
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DES To Take Public Comment On Solid Waste Management Plan
The Waste Management Division of the state Department of Environmental Services has until October to submit a plan.
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YDC Survivor, Attorneys Criticize AG's Compensation Plan
David Meehan, the lead plaintiff in the lawsuit against the state, says it was good the state admits guilt, but the proposal is not enough.
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Active With The Activists: New Black Heritage Plaque Honors Potter Place's Namesake
Alpert: Another reason to visit Potter Place in Andover: a Black Heritage Trail plaque in honor of the village’s namesake, Richard Potter.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Portsmouth Podcasters Asks, Is It Time To Legalize Pot?
Roger Wood, an award-winning journalist, talks about the issue with State Rep. Timothy Egan, D-Sugar Hill.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Maine School Bus Driver Accused Of Terrorizing Seacoast Family
Michael Chick of Eliot, Maine, has been charged with interstate stalking, accused of obsessive behavior with a boy from Greenland, NH.
Exeter, NH|News|
Barrington Considers $250,000 More In Employee Bonuses
After all the officers in the Barrington Police Department received $5,000 retention bonuses, the town is considering bonuses for others.
Manchester, NH|News|
Danville Woman Pleads Guilty To Stealing $66,000 From Saint Anselm College
Renee Crawford was employed as the assistant VP of finance for the college and had authority to manage invoices, other transactions.
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Two Veteran New Hampshire Teachers And A Free Stater Talk Education
Farris: I spoke with two veteran teachers and the Moms for Liberty chairwoman about the state of education in the Granite State.
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14 Cases Of Monkeypox In N.H., 327 Doses Of Vaccine, Dartmouth Health Opens Hotline
Department of Health and Human Services: The Centers for Disease Control has allocated monkeypox vaccine based on number of cases.
Concord, NH|News|
New Hampshire's Revenue Surplus For 2022 Shrinks Slightly With Adjustments
Department of Administrative Services: The state ended Fiscal Year 2022 with a $429.7M revenue surplus — based on preliminary figures.
Exeter, NH|News|
Joyful Musings: Bennie The Dog: I Really Do Like To Hug Everyone
Heeter: What’s your biggest challenge these days? Beyond canine frolicking and other fun things?
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Distant Dome: Education Freedom Accounts Are Just The Beginning
Rayno: The new program is a success, judging by the number of students participating in the first year; but future costs could be a problem.
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Writing On The Fly: Float Tubes Pumped And The Rods Ready
My fond introduction to using a float tube occurred about 10 years ago when I went with my friend Charlie Croft to fly fish in Maine.
