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Photojournalist Don Himsel Laid Off In Latest Nashua Telegraph Shake-Up
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Photojournalist/reporter Don Himsel was laid off at the end of his shift on Friday in the latest shakeup at The Telegraph of Nashua.
At Center for Auto Safety, a New Leader for a New Era
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The job “will be more challenging than it has ever been before because the administration announced publicly they want to deregulate everything,” said Rosemary Shahan, the president of Consumers for Auto Reliability and Safety, a California-based group.
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Labor Commissioner: The Telegraph of Nashua Is Being Investigated
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UPDATED 8/18 CONCORD — The state Department of Labor has assigned an investigator to look into a complaint against The Telegraph of Nashua alleging the newspaper wrongly docked a worker’s pay, according to Labor Commissioner Ken Merrifield.
Misdemeanor Defendants Facing Jail Time Not Told They Have a Right to Counsel, Bar Association Finds
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American Bar Association monitors report misdemeanor defendants in Nashville often aren’t told they are entitled to a lawyer even when their charges mean they could end up behind bars.
No End In Sight For Hearings on Northern Pass’ Controversial Plan
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Dr. Campbell McLaren of Easton said he can’t schedule work at all as a travelling physician because he needs to make sure he will be available to testify against the project. “It’s immobilized a lot of people – seriously significantly immobilized people,” McLaren said.
Northern Border Regional Commission Awards $2.2 Million in Grants
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The Northern Border Regional Commission (NBRC) has awarded federal grant funds to 13 development projects throughout the Granite State.
Your Wednesday Toon Because Mike Loves You
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Please don’t make our talented Mike Marland work for free. He has presents for you. Click inside to find out how to get them.
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Nashua Telegraph’s Executive Editor Fired; City Editor Gives Notice
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Another major shakeup is in the works at The Telegraph of Nashua as executive managing editor Sandy Bucknam was fired on Tuesday after 39 years and two months with the newspaper.
Business & Economy
Quality over quantity: Lobbying expenses continue to rise, but with fewer lobbyists
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The approach to lobbying nowadays seems to be quality over quantity as fewer lobbyists are doing more work to sway federal government policy. But our research indicates a significant portion of those who are ostensibly no longer active continue to do similar work without the scrutiny of public disclosure.