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This year marked the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Fireworks have come and gone as many across the United States celebrated July 4th, but a question remains: Whose stories are part of America’s story, and whose are left out?
The people listed here passed away during the previous weeks and have some public or charitable connection to their community.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed 20 bills into law this week – including one of the most controversial HB 1300, which requires each municipality to include a question on the 2026 and 2028 ballots capping local school budgets “for a period of two years.” She also vetoed three bills.
This figure reflects only the State’s allocation and does not include separate settlement funds available to eligible consumers who submit valid claims. Granite State consumers are encouraged to determine eligibility for compensation pursuant to the settlement.
The state has issued a request for information to assess operations at the troubled Sununu Youth Services Center raising questions about why it hasn’t acted on changes some advocates say need to be made immediately instead.
Convicted Sununu Youth Services Center abuser Brad Asbury is not getting a new trial as Hillsborough Superior Court Judge William Delker ruled there is no new evidence.
Known as one of the most influential and accomplished American mountaineers, Rick Wilcox, 78, of Eaton will be honored by the Mount Washington Observatory at its 26th Annual Seek the Peak celebration at Wildcat Mountain on Saturday, July 18.
Instead of life in prison without parole, Robert Tulloch will be 62 by the time he is eligible for release in connection with the murders of two Dartmouth College professors in 2001.
Forty-two years ago, on July 13, 1984, Shirley Ann was last seen leaving her sister’s apartment on Union Street in Concord. She was wearing light summer clothing at the time. When she vanished, she left behind her money, clothing, and all other personal effects.
On Sunday, July 12, technical rescue personnel responded to Mt. Washington to assist a hiker who was stuck on a steep rock slab in Huntington Ravine.
On Saturday, personnel from multiple rescue crews teamed up to help an injured woman get off of Mt. Washington to seek medical treatment.
Historically, there are two things a governor can do that really pisses off lawmakers, veto a hard-fought budget deal or the state’s 10-Year Highway Improvement Plan.
The criminal case against Libertarian firebrand Jeremy Kauffman is no more, much like Kauffman’s affiliation with the National Libertarian Party.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed HB 155 into law this week, legislation that Democrats say paves the way for another corporate tax cut and downshifts $26 million a year to local property taxpayers. She signed 37 other bills and vetoed five more.
November beckons, our nation’s best chance to correct the course set by Donald Trump. We get new congress members, we get new governors.
Under the terms of the agreement, the trail will be open to the public by 6 p.m. Friday and will remain open while the litigation between the State and Leonard Caron, who erected the barriers, remains ongoing.
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Convicted killer Logan Clegg says police changed their story about the illegal use of cell phone data after the state Supreme Court ruled the searches unconstitutional.
The people listed here passed away during the previous weeks and have some public or charitable connection to their community.
A Carroll County jury on Thursday found William Kelly of Ossipee guilty of two counts of second-degree murder in connection with the Dec. 17, 2023, deaths of Christine Falzone, 33, and her unborn child, according to a news release from Attorney General John Formella.
The Doorway will not shut in the Upper Valley and Sullivan County after an important health care contract to support those reaching out for help fighting substance abuse finally passed the Executive Council Wednesday.
