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PORTSMOUTH – At least 10 instances of Swastikas and other messages being drawn on properties around Portsmouth with red spray paint, including on a Jewish Synagogue, around 2:30 a.m. Tuesday morning in the downtown area are being investigated.
The inmate who died after being assaulted by another inmate Feb. 13 was the victim of homicide, but the state isn’t releasing the name of the inmate suspected of killing James Dale.
The founder of the Free State Project that convinced thousands of like-minded politically active libertarians to move to New Hampshire is running for planning board in Amherst, and left his position at Saint Anselm College for a libertarian think tank.
The New Hampshire Department of Corrections has refused to identify the inmate who died as the result of the resident-on-resident assault Monday at the state prison in Berlin, but InDepthNH has learned it was James Dale.
Attorney Mark Sisti asked the state Supreme Court Tuesday to order the Executive Council to hold a full hearing on Pamela Smart’s commutation petition – and provide her with at least a little hope.
The attorney representing the jurors who acquitted Volodomyr Zhukovskyy over whether their names should now be released to the Boston Globe said statements made by Gov. Chris Sununu and Attorney General John Formella after the not guilty verdicts were very upsetting to jurors.
NBC News is reporting that Gov. Chris Sununu launched an 501c4 organization to test the waters for a presidential run in which he can raise unlimited funds and donors don’t have to be disclosed.
The Milford School Board heard sometimes tearful testimony about a proposed change that would no longer allow students to use the bathroom and locker room that correspond with their gender identity.
New Hampshire people stepped up big time to help homeless youths facing frigid cold temperatures, according to Kat Strange, communications director for Waypoint NH.