Feature
Ms. Haspel’s At The Helm
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First, be aware that an inmate at Guantanamo who had personally been tortured by the CIA kindly offered to give testimony to Congress about Ms. Haspel’s qualifications. He was rebuffed.
Feature
No Money Needed: Joy of the Swap May 25 in Dover
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A SWAP. No money exchanges hands, there is no fund raising, a SWAP is a simple way to streamline your wardrobe, help the environment and perhaps share your fabulous wardrobe with someone else.
Worsening Inequities in New Hampshire School Funding
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The state of New Hampshire has a duty to provide a constitutionally “adequate” education to all of the state’s children. Is a new lawsuit needed to make it happen?
Energy
OPINION: The Fate of Northern Pass; Concord Hearing May 24
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For more than seven years, New Hampshire has spoken loudly and with a unified voice that it does not want Northern Pass. The SEC members agreed with us, and I applaud their decision.
Courts & Corrections
State Files Court Memo In Andrew Butler Case Under Seal
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Updated: CONCORD — Andrew Butler’s father says the state is trying to hide its federal court response to his son’s demand for transfer out of the prison’s Secure Psychiatric Unit because he hasn’t committed a crime by filing some of the documents under seal.
Featured in Category
OPINION: Silly Season In Concord Over Calling Snow Day on Local Elections
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Rep. Porter: I’m angry. The House is not following its own rules. That’s not the way things are supposed to be, but unfortunately it’s the way things really are.
News
Shea-Porter Statement on Killings in Gaza
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WASHINGTON, DC— Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter (NH-01) today released the following statement on the killings in Gaza and the US decision to move its embassy to Jerusalem:
Feature
Adaptive Sports Seeks Volunteers For Summer Programs in North Country
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FRANCONIA — Adaptive Sports Partners of the North Country has a full list of activities on the calendar for summer 2018 including biking, hiking, kayaking, gardening, golf, and tennis and needs volunteers to make it happen.
Health & Mental Health
Lawmakers Offer Hope for Reform at Prison’s Secure Psychiatric Unit
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CONCORD — The fight by advocates and state Rep. Renny Cushing to stop incarcerating mentally ill people who haven’t committed a crime with convicted criminal patients at the state prison’s Secure Psychiatric Unit in Concord made some headway on Monday.