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Five memos submitted during Eric Largy’s Probate Court hearing on Tuesday show the Attorney General’s Office has been calling the shots as to his discharge from the state’s psychiatric hospital. Largy will be discharged on Monday morning.
“I want these guys to succeed, I want that hotel open, I want to see the ski area open,” said Mike Waddell, a Coos Planning Board member from Gorham. But, Waddell said, Dixville Capital needs to produce the same information that would be required for any project.
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The appeal quotes a 2012 Appalachian Mountain Club study that found Concord experiences the highest exposure with at least one tower being visible from more than 9,000 acres.
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A judge has scheduled another bail hearing for Eric Largy, the Nashua man who has been locked up for seven years and was recently re-indicted for the 2009 beating of his father, retired Nashua Police Chief Clifton Largy.
Second District Congresswoman Ann Kuster is not very popular in her district, according to WMUR Granite State Poll.
