News
Brookline Fire Chief Quits Under Duress
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Brookline’s Fire Chief Charles Corey resigned his post last week, seemingly under pressure.
Business & Economy
NH Union Leader Seeks $1M BFA Loan as Part of $4M Plan To Bail Out Executive Pensions
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The New Hampshire Union Leader is seeking a $1 million state Business Finance Authority loan as part of a $4 million investment plan to bailout executive pensions, according to their workers’ union, the New Hampshire NewsGuild.
Courts & Corrections
Merrimack Mother in Court To Plead Guilty to Killing Son, Elijah Lewis, 5
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Danielle Dauphinais, 38, appeared Thursday in Hillsborough Superior Court — South in Nashua to plead guilty to one count of second-degree murder and two counts of witness tampering under a plea agreement reached weeks before the trial was set to start.
News
Ex-Senator Jeffrey Woodburn Starts 30-Day Jail Sentence, But Case May Still Not Be Over
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Former state Senator Jeffrey Woodburn was taken to Coos County Jail Wednesday after six years of legal battles, two criminal trials, and multiple trips to the state Supreme Court, but his lawyer said he is considering one last filing.
Courts & Corrections
Mother Accepts Guilt in Son Elijah Lewis’ Murder
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The Merrimack woman who murdered her five-year-old boy and left him in a shallow grave plans to plead guilty this week and accept a 55-year-to-life sentence.
News
Lawsuit: DCYF Failed Harmony Montgomery, Then State Lied About It
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New Hampshire’s Division for Children, Youth and Families failed Harmony Montgomery in the months before her death as an agency investigator ignored clear warning signs she was being abused, according to the lawsuit filed Friday.
Business & Economy
Goffstown Turns Down Gift and Sues Families Over Lunch Debt Instead
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After rejecting an offer from a local church to pay off all student lunch debt, Goffstown School District Business Administrator Scott Gross is instead taking families to court.
Courts & Corrections
Pine Tree Riot Flag Spawns Lawsuit Against Nashua
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Nashua resident Beth Scaer says the city violated her First Amendment rights when it denied her permission to fly a Pine Tree Flag at City Hall.
Courts & Corrections
Chief Justice Dissents, Says Troopers Who Inflated Stats Belong on ‘Laurie List’
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Three retired New Hampshire State Troopers admit they submitted bogus activity logs by inflating the number of traffic stops they initiated but appealed a lower court ruling that kept them on the state’s Exculpatory Evidence Schedule(EES), also known as the Laurie List.