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Children with that traumatic experience need time to heal before disclosing what happened and that is often longer than the current time limit for prosecution of 22 years, said Catherine Devine, Assistant Hillsborough County Attorney.
“The damage done by sexual assault never truly goes away,” Sen. Martha Fuller Clark said.
The House voted to initially approve a bill to protect older vulnerable adults from exploitation Wednesday.
At Wednesday’s regular council meeting, Sununu nominated Kimberly Chabot of Henniker, John Curran of Londonderry and Thomas F. Reid II of Epsom to be Circuit Court judges, with terms that end at age 70.
We interrupt the endless argument about net metering in New Hampshire to bring you an important public service announcement. Energy efficiency is in trouble.
DHHS Commissioner Lori Shibinette: “OCA’s annual report fails to acknowledge the important accomplishments of DCYF in the past year…”
On the job a little more than two years, New Hampshire’s Child Advocate Moira O’Neill is finding that change is coming slowly in the way that the state protects its youngest residents.
Republican Gov. Chris Sununu touted his past successes and set goals for the future in his annual State of the State address as Democrats were quick to criticize and state employees picketed in front of the State House on Thursday.
House Bill 1663 would legalize retail marijuana sales as surrounding states have done but would not allow advertising or other enticements.