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The Legislative Fiscal Committee had 35 items to decide in its day-long meeting, 22 were due to the budget veto by Gov. Chris Sununu and the three-month continuing resolution approved by the Democratically controlled Legislature and the governor.
AG MacDonald: The investigation will address whether additional juveniles were subjected to physical or sexual violence at the YDC in this timeframe as well as whether there was conduct which constituted endangering the welfare of a child and any other crimes as dictated by the evidence.
James E. Knee (age 66), of Bow, New Hampshire, pleaded guilty to one count of Financial Exploitation of an Elderly Adult, one count of Perjury, and one count of Witness Tampering.
“We have to fix the way education is funded,” said Megan Tuttle, a former social studies teacher and now president of the National Education Association-New Hampshire chapter, which represents 17,000 public school educators and school workers.
They want unredacted copies of documents relating to a $5,100 line item in the Concord police department’s budget for “covert communications equipment.”
Strafford man who has been fighting his convictions for more than a decade says the prosecutor withheld evidence that could have negatively impacted the credibility of the police who testified against him.
Calling it a “great first step” to protecting New Hampshire businesses from online taxes for their products, Gov. Chris Sununu signed the so-called “Wayfair” bill Friday.
Among those attending were officials from Derry, Manchester, Rochester, Epping, New Hampton, Chester, Keene, Charlestown, Antrim, Tuftonboro, Bedford, Canterbury, Milford, Nashua, and Berlin.
“We have reviewed the record and conclude that the Subcommittee’s findings are supported by competent evidence and are not erroneous as a matter of law” Associate Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi wrote for the court.