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Maxwell Garner of Hampstead, Mira Kondor of Derry, and Keith Sangillo of Candia have been named Semifinalists and are eligible to apply to be considered as Finalists in the scholarship program.
Ian Freeman, 43, of Keene was sentenced by U.S. District Court Judge Joseph Laplante to 96 months in prison, 2 years of supervised release, and a fine of $40,000. Freeman was ordered to pay restitution to victims in an amount to be determined on a later date. Freeman was convicted by a federal jury on December 22, 2022.
“Reports that PornHub knew it had children or victims of human trafficking on its site are beyond concerning. Any entity that suspects its practices may be harming children must take immediate action to stop that harm,” said Attorney General Formella.
“While this temporary fix will ensure federal workers and service members get their paychecks and families can continue to access critical services, I’m deeply disappointed this stop-gap bill does not include any new aid to support Ukraine’s war efforts. “
Attorney General John M. Formella and Nashua Police Chief Kevin Rourke announce that autopsies were completed today on the bodies of Patricia Swett, age 45, of Nashua, New Hampshire, and Matthew Champagne, age 44, of Manchester, New Hampshire.
The identities of the victims are not expected to be released until after family members have been notified, and the completion of the autopsies.
The exact circumstances surrounding the incident remain under investigation. More information will be released as it becomes available.
Some recipients of WIC will see a temporary reduction in their benefit used to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables. However, infant formula and other food included in WIC packages will not be impacted. If the federal government shut down lasts longer than one month, additional issues may arise with other programs.
Recently, forensic investigators with OCME, the University of New Hampshire F.A.I.R. Lab, and the State Police Major Crime and Cold Case Units reexamined this case and believed they could potentially close it by utilizing modern DNA testing technologies.