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Duncan Watson explains the big lie from the plastics industry “is by default, that something should be recyclable because it’s got the chasing arrows on it.”
Jurors must decide if former Sununu Youth Services Center house leader Bradley Asbury held down a 14-year-old boy during a 1998 rape, or if the victim, Michael Gilpatrick, is a fantasist looking for money.
The people listed here passed away during the previous weeks and have some public or charitable connection to their community.
It was Concord’s Transgender Day of Remembrance, drawing upwards of 150 people for a solemn community vigil.
Flanked by leaders of a number of labor groups who have endorsed her, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Joyce Craig launched her “Freedom and Opportunity Tour” of the state Monday.
A request to extend the OHRV riding season for the next two weeks, during upland bird hunting season on the Connecticut Lakes Headwaters tract here was rejected Monday.
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State Police found Cynthia Lanchester, 76, dead on the ground apparently suffering from blunt force trauma wound.
The latest round for education funding lawsuits enters the judicial ring this week in Rockingham County Superior Court and will be argued over the next two weeks.
As we New Englanders like to say, “If you don’t like the weather, wait a minute.” So when my friend Terry called to see if I wanted to fish I agreed.
Attorney General John M. Formella said the Merrimack County Grand Jury has returned six indictments charging Joshua and Lisa Urovitch, ages 56 and 54, respectively, with three class B felony counts of wrongful voting each.
InDepthNH.org scans the websites of New Hampshire funeral homes each week and selects at random some of our friends, relatives and neighbors to feature in this column.
The Federal Communications Commission adopted a $6 million fine against political consultant Steve Kramer for illegal robocalls made using deepfake, AI-generated voice cloning technology and caller ID spoofing to spread election misinformation to potential New Hampshire voters prior to the state’s January primary presidential election.
Attorney General John M. Formella announces that the Director of Charitable Trusts will host a public hearing regarding a proposed asset purchase transaction between Catholic Medical Center of Manchester, New Hampshire and Manchester Health Services, LLC, a subsidiary of HCA Healthcare, Inc., a Delaware corporation.
State utility regulators voted to prohibit New Hampshire and Maine consumer advocates from participating in a review of a $385 million transmission line upgrade that has drawn criticism from officials, advocates, and property owners and residents along the 49-mile project.
Danielle Dauphinais, 38, appeared Thursday in Hillsborough Superior Court — South in Nashua to plead guilty to one count of second-degree murder and two counts of witness tampering under a plea agreement reached weeks before the trial was set to start.
The other bidders included Hawthorne Development Corporation, Chinburg Development, LLC, AP & Affiliates and the Lakes Region Athletic Advancement Complex.
Chess in Education-US, which has been implementing the NHDOE Granite Gambit, will be at Pittsfield Middle High School on Friday, Sept. 27, at 10 a.m. with a special guest.
University of New Hampshire police have identified a person of interest in a sexual assault case that was announced earlier Wednesday.
Saying that the “abrupt” termination of critical medical programs at Exeter Hospital/Beth Israel Lahey Health have been “devastating to my district,” Executive Councilor Janet Stevens, R-Rye, got the attention of the governor and Executive Council Wednesday.
Former state Senator Jeffrey Woodburn was taken to Coos County Jail Wednesday after six years of legal battles, two criminal trials, and multiple trips to the state Supreme Court, but his lawyer said he is considering one last filing.
We stopped in for a small birthday celebration and enjoyed some of the best tacos I’ve eaten.
The state Executive Council has agreed to enter into an agreement to sell the former Laconia State School property in Laconia to a developer for $10.5 million.
Are you concerned about displaying a Harris/Walz political sign on your lawn?
The question makes sense. It will provide a measure of the current Zeitgeist. But what are we to say about our society when fear of reprisal is so prevalent that it undermines our political expression?