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GILFORD – The Gunstock Area Commission voted Sunday to return all staff who resigned July 20 at least for the upcoming Soul Fest and members of the Belknap County Delegation said they have the votes to terminate Dr. David Strang as a proviso for their return as early as Monday.
The pandemic has changed the way we live and has upended many institutions essential for our well-being.
Among the 80 people who went to the Gunstock Area Commission meeting Friday hoping to speak directly to Commissioner Dr. David Strang to get him to resign and allow the area to reopen was a young, local girl who said she does not want to find another place to ski this winter if it is to close.
July is the Mario Andretti of months, the Usain Bolt, the Flo-Jo of time. July is Josh Hawley on January 6th.
Is it finally time for New Hampshire to join the other New England states in legalizing what is known as recreational marijuana use?
The lead survivor in the civil lawsuit against the state for physical, sexual and emotional abuse he and hundreds of others suffered as children in state custody spoke out as part of a second letter to Attorney General John Formella this week criticizing the proposed process for compensating victims.
With Gunstock Area Commission Chairman Peter Ness resigning Friday, and the former management team of Gunstock Mountain Resort signing documents indicating they would come back to work immediately if Dr. David Strang also resigns, the remaining two members gave Strang until 5 p.m. to resign and pleaded with legislators and the public to make that happen.
New Hampshire State Trooper Derek Newcomb testified Friday that Volodymyr Zhukovskyy began to cry when he learned for the first time that seven motorcyclists were killed in the Route 2 crash in Randolph three years ago.
The Waste Management Division of the state Department of Environmental Services will be taking public comment in August on its draft Solid Waste Management Plan, which has not been updated since 2003.