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The state now has 12 months to stop using hospital emergency room beds for psychiatric holds under the terms of a permanent injunction issued Wednesday by United States District Court Judge Landya McCafferty.
Stephan Condodemetraky isn’t going to prison just yet, despite getting a one and a half to five year sentence for stealing $125,000 from six of his Dusty Old Cars victims.
New Hampshire’s Attorney General’s Office plans to meet with members of Task Force Butler, the anti-fascist group that has been investigating the neo-Nazi terror organization known as NSC-131.
If Stephan Condodemetraky finally goes to prison, it won’t be for lack of trying. “Give me the chance to make it right … Let me pay these people,” Condodemetraky said.
Rory Gawler always saved money with the solar array system he has at his Lebanon home, but since Liberty Utilities switched its customer service system he’s had bills totaling more than $5,000 without any explanation for how much power he supposedly used.
As officials with the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office and the New Hampshire State Police are being called to give depositions in the Sununu Youth Services Center abuse case, the judge assigned to the civil lawsuits is questioning the role of the state’s top law enforcement agency.
Frisbie Memorial Hospital is ordered to pay more than $100,000 in fines after it failed for months to correct the pricing tools which let patients know how much their care will cost.
The neo-Nazi group, NSC-131, is a terrorist organization actively planning and carrying out a campaign of violence and intimidation primarily aimed at the LGBTQ community, according to a new report.
After Kingston Police Chief Joel Johnson backed his rival in the upcoming election for County Commissioner, Selectman Kevin St. James confronted the chief during a meeting that was supposed to be for Johnson’s annual performance review.