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The Seacoast Artist Association Second Sunday Series celebrates Black History Month with “The Prophet of Color,” a presentation by Amesbury (MA) artist Bob Richardson of Amesbury (MA) about his late teacher and mentor Edward Loper, Sr. on February 11th, 1-2:30 and how he influenced Mr. Richardson’s own evolving style in painting in teaching.
The adult male went into the residence, where he was later found by the police to be nonresponsive and suffering from an apparent gunshot wound. That adult male died at the scene.
An adult male subject was fatally wounded during the incident which started with a domestic disturbance call. No officers have been physically injured, all involved parties have been identified, and there is no threat to the public.
The state’s Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for fiscal year 2023 was released last week showing the state had continued its three-year run of good times since the COVID pandemic hit the state.
At the Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee meeting Friday, lawmakers questioned if the 18-bed facility would be large enough as the current census at the Sununu Youth Services Center, formerly YDC, has been steady at 18 youths for five of the last six months.
Law enforcement bills related to drugs and drinking and driving were heard before the Senate Judiciary Committee with the governor weighing in.
The issue of abortion is square in the face of lawmakers in Concord now as Democrats introduced a suite of bills and a Constitutional Amendment Thursday that would ask voters to enshrine reproductive freedom in the New Hampshire Constitution.
Author and environmental activist, Jamie Sayen’s latest book speaks about “the failure of conservation in northern New England’s forests.”
Talk about a gift of realizing the gift that is health, the gift I’ve taken for granted for decades.