New Hampshire Putting Veterans First
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A new website, a new license plate, and a renewed focus on assisting New Hampshire veterans and their families were the centerpieces of Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s bill signing ceremony.
Business & Economy
NH Supreme Court Budget Eliminates Drug Court Program
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In May of this year, New Hampshire’s Drug Court celebrated its 1,000th graduate, a milestone for the recovery program that’s saved lives and helped people struggling with addiction hope for a better future.
News
Super Majority Puts Democrats in Control in NH
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Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s agenda for the next two years is taking a back seat to Democrats, who now have veto-proof control in the House and Senate.
News
Pappas Takes An Early Win in Likely Blue Wave in NH
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Call it a Blue Wave or a Red Bloodbath, it hit the Granite State hard Tuesday night as Democrats appeared likely to keep control of the federal delegation, take the majority in the State House, and looked to flip the Executive Council.
Business & Economy
Pelham Man Impersonated U.S. Supreme Court Justice To Scam Mom and Aunt
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Jason Taylor took $68,000 from his mom over the course of about five years, and $191,000 from his aunt and uncle in an intricate and somewhat incoherent scheme.
Courts & Corrections
Former Supreme Court Justice Hantz Marconi Still Fighting Ethics Case
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Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi’s signed agreement with the Judicial Conduct Committee to resolve the ethics case against her still leaves her fate unresolved as she disputes the facts the JCC assembled.
Business & Economy
State Says No Problem With Dead Witness in Verrill’s Double-Homicide Trial
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Some constitutional rights are more flexible than others, according to the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office, like the right to confront witnesses at trial.
News
Ex-Corrections Officer Who Was Acquitted of Murder Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit
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The former corrections officer acquitted in the 2023 death of Secure Psychiatric Unit patient Jason Rothe, Matthew Millar, settled his part of a wrongful death lawsuit brought by Rothe’s sister, Aimee Khatib.
Courts & Corrections
NH Supreme Court Scandal Could Involve Crimes, Court Watchdog Says
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The scandal surrounding New Hampshire’s Supreme Court goes further than the false statement signed by four justices, and could include criminal charges, according to attorney Christopher Gregory.