David Scanlan
Hennessey Sworn In As Deputy Secretary of State
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Erin Hennessey, a Republican from Littleton, has resigned her seat in the state Senate and been sworn in as Deputy Secretary of State.
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Erin Hennessey, a Republican from Littleton, has resigned her seat in the state Senate and been sworn in as Deputy Secretary of State.
CONCORD, N.H. – NH Gives — New Hampshire’s largest online fundraising event for nonprofits — starts at 5 p.m. tonight June 7 and ends tomorrow June 8 at 5 p.m. with an unprecedented opportunity to donate to hundreds of nonprofit organizations doing great work in New Hampshire.
Working on Waste, a grassroots group that helped to kill a proposed expansion of the Wheelabrator trash incinerator in Claremont, has taken the state Department of Environmental Services to task for not adequately addressing the dangers of “forever chemicals” and other toxic substances.
Today, Governor Chris Sununu signed Executive Order 2022-05, Exempting Funeral Processions From Paying Tolls on New Hampshire Turnpikes.
MANCHESTER — New charges allege Kayla Montgomery, the stepmother of missing Harmony Montgomery who was last seen at age 5, lied to a grand jury about her employment.
The state’s moose population will be observed by drones and 140 cameras in the woods in the next few years to help determine their population numbers and better understand their health, which is being stressed by climate.
Twenty-two generous donors have come forward and donated $7,975 as matching dollars for InDepthNH.org when NHGives starts from June 7 at 5 p.m. to June 8 at 5 p.m. So the first $7,975 we raise that day will be doubled and this is only the beginning as we expect more to come.
A 1900s-era phone booth from the former New Hampshire Highway Hotel is currently located in the Executive Council Chamber, next to the office of the governor.
“After a thorough investigation, the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office has concluded that based upon the affirmative defenses available to the corrections officers and other evidentiary issues, there is insufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that any of the corrections officers involved in these incidents committed any criminal offenses.”