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There have been allegations against two men in unrelated assaults against three separate 7-year-old children at Parker Varney Elementary School in Manchester, according to Manchester police.
People with right-to-know requests that are deemed “extraordinary” could be charged $25 an hour for the costs of providing the information under a bill the House passed Thursday.
Helen Hanks, commissioner of the Department of Corrections, laid out a request for $40 million for architectural plans for a new men’s prison while a $1 million request for a new climate-controlled storage facility for the State Library was considered and also voted to ought to pass by the Senate Capital Budget Committee on Thursday.
The Court sentenced Mr. Richards to serve 8-20 years in the New Hampshire State Prison, stand committed, on the identity fraud convictions, each to be served concurrently.
Anthony Payton: “A little over four years ago, I was released from a federal institution after serving nearly seven years of a ten-year sentence.”
The Elizabeth Gurley Flynn saga continues as lawyers for the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources argued that the lawsuit over her Historic Highway Marker ought to be dismissed.
The New Hampshire Judicial Branch has launched a series of statewide Sequential Intercept Mapping or SIM workshops with a goal of improving outcomes for individuals currently or potentially involved in the criminal justice system due to mental illness or substance use disorder.
A recently discovered unmarked box containing physical evidence from the 35-year-old Sharon Johnson murder case is causing problems for the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office and delaying Jason Carroll’s attempts to prove he didn’t do it.
Former Portsmouth Police Officer Dean August Outhouse of Stratham has been indicted for theft for allegedly stealing money from the Portsmouth Police Patrolman’s Association.