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Two years ago last month, I (Justin Elliott) filed a public-records request to the Federal Emergency Management Agency as part of my reporting into the flawed response to Hurricane Sandy. Then, I waited.
Each candidate wants as many of these as possible in his or her corner; the superdelegate system explains why, for instance, Clinton came away from the New Hampshire primary with just one delegate fewer than Sanders, despite taking a 22-point drubbing.
Here Comes The Sun: in Part 2 of InDepthNH.org’s celebration of Sunshine Week, Roger Wood gets the skinny on what you should know about holding government accountable from David Saad, president of Right to Know NH.
Eric Largy may be weeks or months away from being discharged from the New Hampshire Hospital after spending five years in the Secure Psychiatric Unit at state prison. He was found incompetent to stand trial in the savage beating of his father, former Nashua Police Chief Clifton Largy.
Who wants to own a signed Mike Marland cartoon? The bidding starts at 5 a.m. Friday for InDepthNH.org’s Sunshine Week fundraising campaign through Sunday at midnight. email nancywestnews@gmail.com with your Mike Marland bid.
More than 30 states have enacted some version of voter ID law in recent years. How much do these laws change voting rules and what impact could they have on the general election?
See what Lefty and Newspup are up to in Mike Marland’s new comic strip The Beach at Marlandcartoons.com
Here Comes the Sun: Over the next two weeks, InDepthNH.org reports on the status of the right-to-know law at top levels of government in New Hampshire. Part 1: Secret Suspension.
Police Officer Ashley Guindon, 28, was memorialized at a funeral in Springfield, Mass., on Monday.