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Proclamations and Bridge Illumination for 70th Anniversary of 1956 Hungarian Revolution
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New Hampshire Governor Ayotte and Portsmouth Mayor McEachern have both issued proclamations that declare Oct. 23, “Hungarian Freedom and Democracy Day”.
Kauffman Posts Menacing Words To Democrats After X.com Suspends LPNH
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In the wake of the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire’s Twitter/X account (LPNH) being suspended following a series of threats against New Hampshire Democrats, Jeremy Kauffman conveyed threatening language against Democrats on his personal account.
YDC Claims Receives $35M, Administrator Praised For Asking Lawyers To Take Less
The state’s Youth Development Center claims administrator received approval for an additional $35 million to pay abuse victims Wednesday from the state’s Executive Council and received praise for asking lawyers to take 25 percent rather than 33 percent of the claims from their clients.
Ex-Corrections Officer Who Was Acquitted of Murder Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit
The former corrections officer acquitted in the 2023 death of Secure Psychiatric Unit patient Jason Rothe, Matthew Millar, settled his part of a wrongful death lawsuit brought by Rothe’s sister, Aimee Khatib.
Man Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter in Beating Death of His Father in 2003
Douglas Herlihy, 40, pleaded guilty Wednesday in Hillsborough County Superior Court – Southern District to one count of manslaughter and one count of attempted falsification of physical evidence in connection with the beating death of his father, Paul Herlihy, 50, in Milford between Aug. 23 and Aug. 24, 2003.
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Op-Ed: School Funding Reform Must Put New Hampshire Students First
Statewide Petition Seeks to End Local Police Departments’ Role in Immigration Efforts
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Department of Justice Secures Jury Verdict in Support of Construction of Exit 4a on I-9
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Attorney General John M. Formella announces that the Department of Justice obtained a jury verdict affirming that the New Hampshire Department of Transportation’s acquisition of land and construction of Exit 4a off I-93 was for the public’s use, that it was necessary and reasonable, and that there was a net public benefit to construct the new exit.
Business & Economy
29,000 Granite Staters Could Lose Their Health Coverage, New Study Says
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A new study by the NH Fiscal Policy Institute indicates from 23,000 to 29,000 New Hampshire residents will lose their Medicaid health insurance coverage by 2028 under new federal and state regulations and requirements set to begin Jan. 1.
Courts & Corrections
NH Supreme Court Scandal Could Involve Crimes, Court Watchdog Says
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The scandal surrounding New Hampshire’s Supreme Court goes further than the false statement signed by four justices, and could include criminal charges, according to attorney Christopher Gregory.
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Shaheen, Bipartisan Lawmakers Meet with President Zelenskyy, Reaffirm Support for Ukraine
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“I appreciated the opportunity to speak with President Zelenskyy today about Ukraine’s ongoing fight against Putin’s brutal war. Time and again, Congress has sent an unmistakable and overwhelmingly bipartisan message that America stands with Ukraine and against Putin’s aggression.
Education
UNH Students Speak Amid Lawsuit Challenging Restriction of Using Student IDs to Vote
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Students at University of New Hampshire are speaking out in the wake of a lawsuit that challenges the use of student IDs to vote, expressing concerns that it would cause confusion among young voters and limit their ability to participate in politics.
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Stark Fire Victim Identified
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The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has confirmed the identity of the deceased victim in the Stark fire early Sunday as Michael Bussiere, 63, of Bow.
Business & Economy
Sen. Shaheen Sees Hopeful Signs Trump Will Reverse Plans To Close Bartlett Experimental Forest
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Considered a national source for research information on how forests grow, the White Mountain National Forest’s Bartlett Experimental Forest has been on the Trump Administration’s chopping block for over a year.
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NH Dem Candidates Rally with Calif. Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) in Exeter, NH
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Part 1: New Hampshire Democratic candidates Chris Pappas for US Sensate, Stefany Shaheen for US Representative, and Cinde Warmington for Governor hold a rally in Exeter, NH, with California Gov. Gavin Newsom, D-Calif. and US Sen. Maggie Hassan, D-NH.
Courts & Corrections
Racist, Antisemitic Vandalism Hits Manchester, Again
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So far, police have identified 15 incidents in three areas: Candia Road, Gabrielle Street, and South Beech Street, according to a Manchester police news release.
Business & Economy
NH Supreme Court Challenged Again on Who Should Hear Oral Arguments
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Another request to stay oral arguments has been filed with the state Supreme Court until the possible investigations of three justices is known.
Energy
Goodlander Demands Answers Around Refusal to Serve Lakes Region in Liberty Utilities Rate Case
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Continuing her fight to hold Liberty Utilities accountable after its refusal to provide new or expanded natural gas service for customers in the Lakes Region, Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander (NH-02) today served discovery questions in the company’s rate case before the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission.
Business & Economy
New Brief in Rand Case Urges Supreme Court to Uphold Claremont Education Funding Decisions
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Five members of the Education Funding Commission, which met six years ago, filed a brief with the state Supreme Court in the Rand education funding case Friday urging the court to reject the state’s request to overturn the landmark Claremont education funding decisions.
Business & Economy
NH Secretary of State’s Office Receives Letter Containing a White Powdery Substance
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The New Hampshire Secretary of State’s Office confirmed it was sent a suspicious letter containing a white substance this week, which was intercepted by the post office as federal authorities continue to investigate similar situations occurring nationwide.
Courts & Corrections
YDC Victims Ask Supreme Court To Reverse Legislative Changes To Settlement Process
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A lawyer for more than 1,900 individuals who consider themselves victims of sexual and physical abuse at the state-run former Youth Development Center argued before the state Supreme Court Wednesday as part of an effort to block settlement changes made by the legislature in 2025.
AP-NORC poll: Strong majority of voters believes Trump is failing at home and abroad
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President Donald Trump said Thursday that the Pentagon will not live-stream the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan, after the announcement faced bipartisan criticism that such images could fuel radicalization.
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Ayotte Joins Calls for LPNH Twitter Ban
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As the outcast Libertarian Party of New Hampshire continued its sad quest for attention by calling for the death of House Minority Leader Alexis Simpson (D-Exeter,) Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte said she wants the Jeremy Kauffman-led crew banned from Twitter/X.
Business & Economy
Legal Battle Over Use of Student IDs to Vote in NH Heads to U.S. Supreme Court
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Secretary of State David M. Scanlan’s motion for a stay on the legal proceedings in a lawsuit that challenges the use of student IDs to vote has been denied by the First Circuit Court of Appeals, though an emergency stay has been requested from the U.S. Supreme Court.
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U.S. Senate Candidates John Sununu and Rep. Chris Pappas Speak At Forum in Salem
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InDepthNH.org is partnering with C-SPAN’s Campaign 2026 initiative, Road to the Capitol: Candidate Coverage from the Campaign Trail.