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During two separate, two-month periods in 2015, DHHS facilitated blood tests for 1,578 individuals. DHHS officials will present the final, aggregate results of the blood testing program and answer questions at the meeting.
Supreme Court Chief Justice Linda Stewart Dalianis is a woman of many firsts, but colleagues say it is her talent, tenacity and temperament – certainly not her gender – that have propelled her to the top of the state’s judiciary.
Members of the military are lining up behind Democrats in the presidential race, with Sen. Bernie Sanders in the lead.
Rochester Police Officer John Gantert — who is out $20,000 from his unsuccessful attempt to remove his name from the secret “Laurie” list of potentially dishonest cops — is upset that legislation that would have protected law enforcement is now dead in the water.
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Eric Largy has asked a judge to immediately dismiss newly re-filed criminal charges against him that allege he beat his father, retired Nashua Police Chief Clifton Largy, seven years ago.
Motion: “Mr. Labrie and Attorney Rancourt have developed a strong relationship built upon the trust developed in working together for over seven months.”