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Joyful Musings and Family Memories: Things were different in 1973. Summer vacations might include a hitchhiker coming along at the last minute and discovering the thrill of some old-fashioned “moral vandalism.”
Jennifer Bonner will serve 27 months for the death of Christopher Marmat of Newmarket.
ProPublica: In our Nonprofit Explorer, you can search IRS data released since 2013 and access over 9.6 million tax documents filed by nonprofits around the country as far back as 2001. We’ve also made available summaries of 3 million tax returns, which include such financial details as an organization’s executive compensation, revenue and expenses.
This bipartisan legislation will strengthen and improve Social Security’s representative payee program, which helps nearly 8 million Social Security recipients manage their benefits.
The Center for Public Integrity, evaluated the freedom of information laws of all 50 states as part of its 2015 State Integrity Investigation. In the Category of Public Access to Information, New Hampshire earned a grade of F, ranking 49th out of 50 states.
Kevin Gearhart, who goes by the name Kelly now that she is transitioning from male to female, is being held with men at the Secure Psychiatric Unit at the men’s prison in Concord.
In the early 1970s, a Johnson & Johnson official posed a question that haunts the company today. If Johnson’s Baby Powder contained asbestos at a level of, say, 1 percent, how much of the cancer-causing substance would a baby inhale when dusted with the powder?
CONCORD — Next week Massachusetts’ three major electric distributors and the Department of Environmental Resources will announce which proposals to produce 10 terawatt hours of clean renewable energy over the next 20 years will be selected to negotiate long-term contracts.
The president’s son is combining three apartments overlooking Manhattan’s Central Park — one of them bought at a steep discount from his father — to create 2,400 square feet worth considerably more than he paid.