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“My attorney and I are keeping our options open,” Rondeau said in a phone call with InDepthNH.org. “I do feel I have been harmed. We’ll see where this goes. We’re keeping our options open.”
Secretary of State David Scanlan said he has no intention of trying to keep former President Donald Trump off the New Hampshire primary ballot because of allegations about his alleged role in the Jan. 6, 2021 riot at the U.S. Capitol.
I am launching this column today to tackle a couple of issues I think are lacking in New Hampshire journalism.
Attorney General John Formella identified Alexander Talcott, 41, Sunday and said an autopsy showed he died from a stab wound to the neck.
On Monday night, Strafford County Sheriff Brave agreed to go out on paid leave rather than face a petition for removal the county commissioners threatened to file if he refused to do so by noon Tuesday.
The Strafford County Commissioners gave Sheriff Mark Brave until Tuesday at noon to decide if he will agree to go out on paid leave or face a petition to remove him from elected office after being charged last week with stealing $19,000 from the county.
Two teenage boys have been returned to state treatment facilities after Child Advocate Cassandra Sanchez warned New Hampshire Bureau of Children’s Behavioral Health over a month ago they were being traumatized in a Tennessee facility contracted by the state.
Two teenage boys who are in the care of New Hampshire remain in a Tennessee facility despite Child Advocate Cassandra Sanchez warning the state a month ago that they are being traumatized there rather than receiving the treatment the state is paying for.
This week, Gov. Chris Sununu signed 54 bills into law with one criticized and two immediately praised by Democrats.