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Outgoing Berlin Mayor Paul Grenier said he plans to use whatever means possible to see that Coos County Commissioner and fellow Berlin City Councilor Robert Theberge is called to task for what Grenier considers theft of “more than $500” in county funds, and which Theberge denies.
Law enforcement bills related to drugs and drinking and driving were heard before the Senate Judiciary Committee with the governor weighing in.
Three abortion bills, including one that would be the most restrictive in the nation by limiting access after 15 days of pregnancy – were heard before the House Judiciary Committee Wednesday.
NextEra’s proposed changes to the Seabrook Station nuclear power plant’s 40-year-old emergency plan has the attention of Safety Commissioner Robert Quinn and his director of Homeland Security.
Jim Gleason announced his resignation at the Littleton Board of Selectmen meeting Monday while selectmen said they have no plans to “ban art” and said they never said that.
Former state Rep. Suzanne Smith, D-Hebron, conservationist and leader for the lakes, who served the voters of Plymouth, Holderness and Hebron from 2008-22, has died.
The three-day MLK Weekend is often a busy time at ski areas and perhaps particularly so since the weather didn’t cooperate for the Christmas week.
Former U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyoming, an outspoken critic of former President Donald Trump’s actions on Jan. 6, 2021, urged New Hampshire voters to “speak for us all” in the first-in-the-nation primary Jan. 23 and tell the world that we “do not bend, we do not break and we do not yield in defense of our freedom.”
Democracy could easily have died on Jan. 6 three years ago along with members of Congress, said U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster, D-NH, who described her harrowing experience escaping the House gallery less than a minute before a mob breached the doors separating them.