NH News Roundup on Thursday, Dec. 29
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Right-to-Know law changes coming to Granite State Jan. 1 and other news from around New Hampshire and the world.
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Have you seen Denise Beaudin who has been missing from Manchester since 1981?
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Denise Beaudin (DOB: 1/07/1958), was last seen in 1981. According to her family, Denise and her boyfriend, Robert “Bob” Evans (DOB: 06/22/1944), spent Thanksgiving at her family home in Goffstown, on Nov. 26, 1981. Neither Denise nor Bob mentioned that they were leaving the area at that time.
Was New Hampshire Hospital Data Breach Kept Quiet To Help Hassan?
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GOP Chairman Jennifer Horn accused Gov. Maggie Hassan’s administration of withholding information about the New Hampshire Hospital data breach that was made public on Tuesday until after the election to help her U.S. Senate campaign, but Hassan’s spokesman said that is absolutely not true.
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NH News Roundup for Wednesday, Dec. 28
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Show Me a Story: Photographer Jim Cole Looks Back at a Career Spent Behind the Lens and other news from around the nation and world.
State Psychiatric Hospital Patient Breached 15,000 DHHS Client Records
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DHHS has determined that the breached files contain protected health information and personal information for as many as 15,000 DHHS clients who received services from DHHS prior to November 2015.
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Take a First Day Hike To Celebrate the New Year
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Get together with family and friends for hikes all over the state on New Year’s Day. What a way to start 2017.
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NH News Roundup on Tuesday, Dec. 27
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Homeless man charged after being found with heroin, crack and cash in Keene and other news from around New Hampshire and the world.
Reid Wins Against AG in Jim Reams Probe Records Case
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CONCORD — Attorney Tom Reid won a major victory Friday when the state Supreme Court ruled the attorney general was wrong in keeping the investigation into former Rockingham County Attorney Jim Reams confidential by claiming it was a personnel matter and therefore exempt by law from disclosure.
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The Continuing Muddle at a Pro-Trump Political Committee
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ProPublica: ‘America Comes First’ can’t seem to decide if it’s a PAC or a super PAC, but in either case its federal filings remain problematic.