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READ AUDIT HERE. The Police Standards and Training Council frequently conducted disciplinary hearings in non-public session under questionable and inconsistent authority which may require further consideration by the Legislature and more explicit guidance from the Department of Justice.
A Gofundme page had raised $13,535 of the $100,000 goal Wednesday night.
Rep. Douglas Ley, D-Jaffrey, called on his colleagues in the House of Representatives on Wednesday to follow the Golden Rule after reciting several instances of disrespect shown by some members to others.
‘Granite Advantage’ Will Yank Health Care from the Most Underserved Communities
A bill that could help advance the $173 million redevelopment of The Balsams resort in Dixville Notch passed the House of Representatives overwhelmingly on Wednesday, 287-60.
Four years ago, a nearly identical bill proposed by fourth graders from the Lincoln H. Akerman School in Hampton Falls was killed by the House while drawing national attention.
Sen. Dan Feltes, D-Concord, prime sponsor of SB 1, said, “At this point there is only one roadblock to paid family and medical leave becoming a reality in New Hampshire—Governor Chris Sununu.”
New Hampshire reported 75 ATV-related deaths from 1982 through 2017, according to the report.
The juvenile has now been charged under New Hampshire’s juvenile laws with an additional count of second-degree murder in connection with the death of James Eckert.