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The Best Reporting on Paul Manafort, Rick Gates, and, Of Course, George Papadopoulos
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ProPublica – Manafort’s dodgy deals, Gates’ work and Papadopoulos’ emailing with Russian officials — reporters have dug into it all.
Feature
Flooding Blamed for Cog Railway Closing Early
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Extensive damage to base trestle bridge due to flooding waters of the Ammonoosuc River and debris has rendered the railway inoperable. The trestle will be repaired and the tracks inspected before operations resume.
Administration’s Nominee for CIA Watchdog Allegedly Misled Congress
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Two former CIA employees say the Trump administration’s nominee to be CIA inspector general misled Congress last month when he testified he was unaware of pending complaints they had filed against him.
It’s Déjà Vu All Over Again for NH Social Services
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Innovative changes in New Hampshire social services often — over time — revert to the same old used to be.
News
Whereabouts of About 125 Registered NH Sex Offenders Unknown This Halloween
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If you’re online scouting out the best streets to take the kids trick or treating, you might want to check the state’s sex offender registry to avoid certain places as well.
The Voter Fraud Commission Wants Your Data — But Experts Say They Can’t Keep It Safe
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Newly revealed records show sloppy practices that could put millions of people’s information at risk.
Health & Mental Health
FEMA Had a Plan for Responding to a Hurricane in Puerto Rico — But It Doesn’t Want You to See It
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency, citing unspecified “potentially sensitive information,” is declining to release a document it drafted several years ago that details how it would respond to a major hurricane in Puerto Rico.
Regulators Want Proof Northern Pass Is Financially Viable
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CONCORD — Key members of the Site Evaluation Committee want differing financial estimates of Northern Pass’s economic viability reconciled in the next few weeks.
Energy
Attorney Claims ‘Fatally Flawed’ Northern Pass Could Cost Ratepayers After All
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CONCORD – Attorney Arthur Cunningham reignited debate at Thursday’s adjudicative hearing about whether PSNH ratepayers could end up on the hook for portions of the proposed 1,090 megawatt Northern Pass Transmission line, something the project’s developer has promised all along won’t happen.