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EASTON – State Police and the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department searched the woods along the Wild Ammonoosuc River near the Landaff town line shoulder-to-shoulder for clues to what happened to Maura Murray, who went missing 18 years ago.
Gov. Chris Sununu said there are reports in the nation’s south that COVID-19 is seeing an uptick and will likely come here by winter, but the state is in a better position now to respond to it and new variants than ever before.
The infant, 15 days old, was taken from his parents’ home, at an apartment on Burns Hill Road in Hudson, to a local hospital in medical distress. He was later transported to the hospital in Massachusetts for treatment, where he later died on June 30, 2022.
In the video post, Ms. Cavalaro makes the following statement that appears to be directed at Massachusetts residents: “You can actually vote for me. Just get on one of those buses that comes in from Massachusetts and go to Ward 2 in Rochester and vote for me.”
CONCORD –Intertech Trading Corporation, an Atkinson, New Hampshire-based laboratory equipment distributor, pleaded guilty in federal court to 14 felony counts of failure to file export information on shipments to Russia and Ukraine, United States Attorney Jane E. Young announced today.
Merrimack Superior Court Judge Andrew Schulman has cleared the way for hundreds of Sununu Youth Services Center abuse survivors to sue the state over the horrific abuse and decades of coverup by state leaders.
Richard Ellison, age 49, of Concord, was sentenced today by the Merrimack County Superior Court to 40 years to life in the New Hampshire State Prison, after being found guilty of second degree murder this spring, for recklessly causing the death of Robert McMillan, age 85 of 284 N. State Street, Concord on December 9, 2005, under circumstances manifesting an extreme indifference to the value of human life by starting a fire at the residence of Robert McMillan.
Attorney General John M. Formella, State Police Colonel Nathan Noyes, and Gorham Police Chief Adam Marsh announce that an arrest warrant was issued on July 7, 2022, for Craig Keville (age 33), formerly of Berlin, New Hampshire, for two counts of first-degree murder.
Haden Wilber, whose termination by the New Hampshire State Police was upheld by the Personnel Appeals Board this week, continues to hold a valid certification to be a law enforcement officer, according to David Parenteau of the New Hampshire Police Standards and Training Council.