Cheshire County Court
ConVal Education Lawsuit Changes Venues
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The latest lawsuit to claim the state fails to pay for a constitutionally adequate education will change venues.
Armando Barron
Victim’s Family: Britany Barron ‘Deserves No Mercy’ in Decapitating Her Lover
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NORTH HAVERHILL — The family of Keene’s Jonathan Amerault said Britany Barron, 31, deserves no leniency for her role in Amerault’s murder and decapitation on Sept. 19, 2020.
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New Planned Parenthood Union Takes to the Street
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Workers at Planned Parenthood of Northern New England (PPNNE), known for providing low-cost reproductive health care, have organized a union and are in the midst of negotiating their first contract.
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Activists Call on Hassan To ‘Fix’ Filibuster and Protect Voting Rights
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Coinciding with the 58th anniversary of the March on Washington, 15 people waved signs in front of Democratic U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan’s office in downtown Manchester calling on the state’s junior senator to back her support of the For the People Act with action to “fix the filibuster.”
Education
Uncertainty Greets School Year
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The school year is about to begin, and while everyone longed for this to be a “normal year,” that is not possible.
Education
Manchester’s Cedar Swamp Preserve Is a Hidden Gem
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A hidden gem is one way you could describe Manchester‘s largest conserved area, the Cedar Swamp preserve. The 620 acre site features trees as old as 450 years.
Armando Barron
Britany Barron Expected To Plead Guilty in Decapitation Case
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Britany Barron, the Jaffrey woman who cut the head off her dead lover, will plead guilty on Monday to three counts of falsifying physical evidence as part of a plea agreement filed late Friday.
COVID-19
Surge Continues Friday: 356 New COVID-19 Cases, 5 Deaths, 125 Hospitalized
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The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 356 new positive test results for COVID-19 and five deaths Friday.
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NH Reacts To Attacks in Afghanistan
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Gov. Chris Sununu ordered flags in the state to fly at half-staff Thursday after suicide bombers attacked and killed U.S. troops and citizens trying to flee Afghanistan while members of the state’s congressional delegation reacted to the terrorist attack.