Courts & Corrections
Estate of Man Killed By Police in Claremont Withdraws Lawsuit
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The estate of Cody LaFont, the Claremont man shot and killed by then-police officer Ian Kibbe, has dropped the federal lawsuit against Kibbe and the city.
COVID-19
Coronavirus Pandemic Continues To Haunt State Revenues
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Unaudited state revenues for the recently completed 2020 fiscal year are $142.5 million below the revenue plan budget writers developed for a balanced budget.
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Trump’s Coming To Portsmouth, Unclear If He’ll Violate Quarantine Order
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PORTSMOUTH – If Republican Gov. Chris Sununu greets President Trump on Saturday, he will do it wearing a face covering, his staff said on Monday.
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Marie Galvin Loved Sewing, Knitting and Dancing With the Stars
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Marie C. (Nevils) Galvin, age 86, of Swampscott, Mass., died Thursday in Salem Hospital.
COVID-19
Manchester’s Café Momo, On the Line Between Safety and Making It
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When Café Momo’s reopened recently for takeout, the reaction on Facebook was encouraging: “Three months with no Momo has been rough.”
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It’s Not Quite Over as Bills Head To Sununu and Commissions Meet
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The House and Senate may have wrapped up for the session, but stay tuned to InDepthNH.org as we report on bills as they head over to Gov. Chris Sununu’s desk to sign or veto. We will also be reporting on the school funding commission on Tuesday and Friday’s fiscal committee meeting.
COVID-19
6 Percent of COVID-19 Cases Have Been Fatal at 381
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CONCORD – The state Department of Health and Human Services announced five additional deaths related to COVID-19 since Friday.
The Know-Nothing Party, the Chandler House and Our National Sherbert Salesman
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I grew up in Manchester, which for many decades could be loosely yet accurately described as a small (but gritty!) city in which Protestant professionals paid Irish cops to keep tabs on French-Canadian mill workers.
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Sununu’s Ratings High as TV Face of Virus, But What If His Vetoes Continue?
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Democrats learned the difficult lesson that divided government does not necessarily mean compromise is in order when a Republican governor wants to make a political point with the party faithful and his base.