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A former Dartmouth College student, writer for the conservative The Dartmouth Review, and a member of the Dartmouth College Republicans, Carlos Wilcox, is charged in the anti-Semitic vandalism of the Dartmouth Chabad House Menorah.
The state’s utilities, conservation groups, a social service agency and the state Consumer Advocate want the Public Utilities Commission to rehear an energy efficiency plan regulators rejected last month.
There will be no more vacancies on the state’s Circuit Court if the Executive Council approves three new justices who have been nominated by the governor, which could come as early as Wednesday.
It is likely that it will be a few months before there is a specific determination of cause and manner of death. At this time, it is anticipated that no additional charges will be brought until these findings are complete.
On Saturday morning, law enforcement located a body in Abington, Mass., in a wooded area off Chestnut Street they believe is Elijah Lewis, 5, the missing Merrimack boy.
After searching in Abington, Mass., Friday for Elijah Lewis, the 5 year-old boy missing from Merrimack, the search will begin at 8 a.m. on Saturday, but this time with the sad words from Senior Assistant Attorney General Ben Agati at an evening press conference.
The Portsmouth Police Commission on Oct. 26 will be voting on a package of reforms to address the concerns that arose following the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis in May 2020.
Police have shifted their search for a missing five-year-old boy from Merrimack to Abington, Mass., where they are searching the area of Chestnut Street, according to a news release from Attorney General John Formella.
During their Oct. 21 meeting, members of the commission charged with developing recommendations on handling police misconduct complaints predicted that the state legislature would not provide the funding for an independent entity as recommended by the Law Enforcement Commission on Accountability, Community, and Transparency (LEACT).