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Hundreds got into the holiday mood Thursday night when New Hampshire’s official Christmas tree was lit in East Concord.
At a service for David Diamond, a longtime peace activist from Dover who died in September, I learned that he had been arrested for refusing to take shelter during a civil defense drill in Durham in 1961, when he was a first-year student at the university.
A Nashua police officer who made sure children were kept out of harm’s way despite a court order, will be removed from the Exculpatory Evidence Schedule thanks to a state Supreme Court ruling.
It was swearing in day at the State House for 24 State Senators and 400 House of Representatives who almost one month ago all won election to serve for the state for the next two years.
The New Hampshire Supreme Court issued case orders on Tuesday on two separate Laurie List appeals, and while the cases are similar, the different results highlight the fact the court is still defining how Laurie List functions since it became a public document in 2021.
On Tuesday, the last day of the current state Legislature, a joint committee approved the plan for an audit of the Doorway program, which aims to connect people suffering from substance abuse disorders with services.
Well, all right, there are a few ideas, based on a few facts, but they don’t amount to an explanation, not yet anyway.
With a base of natural snow blanketing a majority of the state and perfectly cold night temperatures to blast, New Hampshire’s ski industry gathered Monday night at McIntyre Ski Area to kick of the 2024-2025 season, and honor two political outgoing allies in Washington and Concord.
Today, Dec. 3 is Giving Tuesday or #GivingNewsDay, as we like to call it, I want to make it clear that here at the New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism, which publishes InDepthNH.org daily: we care, deeply.
Indicted state Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi’s lawyer argued Monday that Attorney General John Formella should have never been involved in her case because he has a conflict representing Gov. Chris Sununu both before and after he was elected governor and served on his transition team.
A Sierra Leone man and former Manchester businessman was sentenced today in federal court for fraudulently obtaining more than $400,000 in car loans, U.S. Attorney Jane E. Young announces.
The New Hampshire Supreme Court today announced that Malia Ebel, JD, MLS, has been named as the new Director of the John W King Law Library, the only public law library in New Hampshire, located at the Supreme Court in Concord.
See you Dec. 11 at 5:30 p.m. at the Polish Princess in Lancaster, N.H.
President Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter Biden Sunday night after previously insisting he wouldn’t do so, then released a public statement saying his son was unfairly singled out because his father is president.
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Geno Marconi of Stratham pleaded not guilty Wednesday to witness tampering and destroying evidence as director of the state Division of Ports and Harbors and argued for less restrictive bail conditions in Rockingham Superior Court.
NextEra, owner of Seabrook Station, allowed its infrastructure to degrade to the point of risking a nuclear meltdown as part of a scheme to keep competitors at bay, according to a lawsuit brought by clean energy company Avangrid.
I don’t ask people if they are well anymore. Instead, I ask how they are managing. A lot, and I mean a lot, has changed following the election and a lot more will change soon, not likely for the better.
The Candy Platter will have color, individual wrapping and enough sugar to create cavities in 10,000 molars.
At the time, I also picked up some flies and a book on Carrie Stevens, the famed fly tier from Upper Dam, Maine who is credited with designing the classic Black Ghost fly.
Join us for the Southern New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce’s 3rd Annual Festival of Wreaths on December 5th, from 12:00 PM to 7:30 PM at the Searles School and Chapel.
“I’m relieved that all parties have agreed to a ceasefire that will re-establish calm for the people of both countries, halt a broader conflict, protect civilians in both Lebanon and Israel and allow displaced individuals to soon return to their homes.”
Elizabeth Morse, 55, currently of Albuquerque, New Mexico, pleaded guilty to federal wire fraud charges. U.S. District Judge Samantha Elliott scheduled sentencing for February 26, 2025.
Bradley Asbury’s family gasped and cried in shock when the jury foreman announced two guilty verdicts for his accessory role in the 1998 rape of a child held in the Sununu Youth Services Center, then called YDC.