Education
Doubling Education Freedom Account Program Could Kill the House Budget
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Doubling the money for the Education Freedom Account program could cost Democratic support of the proposed biennial budget House members will vote on in two weeks.
Hampton Town Clerk Directed To Resign For Failing to Follow Election Laws
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Hampton Town Clerk Shirley Doheny has been directed to resign by Aug. 9 by the state Attorney General’s Office because of “serious breaches of your duties as Town Clerk.”
NH Supreme Court Sides with Former Litchfield Police Chief in Harassment Case
LITCHFIELD – Fired and criminally prosecuted for sexually harassing a subordinate officer, former Litchfield Police Chief Ben Sargent scored a victory as the New Hampshire Supreme Court overturned his misdemeanor conviction.
Seacoast Lawyer Charged with Fraud
Disbarred for allegedly stealing from a disabled client and then faking evidence during the ensuing ethics investigation, Portsmouth attorney Justin P. Nadeau is going back to court as a defendant.
Ex-YDC Staffer Dies Waiting Trial for Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Teen Boy Held There
Gordon Thomas Searles, 68, one of the 11 former employees of the Sununu Youth Services Center – formerly called YDC, who was charged with aggravated felonious sexual assault has died in Manchester, according to his attorney Joseph Fricano of Nashua.
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Health & Mental Health
Legionnaire’s Disease Associated with Meredith Woods and Clearwater Campground in Meredith
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Legionnaire’s Disease Associated with Meredith Woods and Clearwater Campground in Meredith, NH.
Celebrating Pets
Moose’s Pals: Mad Max is Brilliant, Handsome, and Active
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Welcome to this edition of Moose’s Pals, a column devoted to pets that are available for adoption at local animal shelters.
Courts & Corrections
Free State Founder Jason Sorens Fails in Court To Silence Critic
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The Amherst man who created the Free State Project, the Libertarian movement to transform New Hampshire into a liberty Mecca, lost his bid in court to silence a critic of his run for Planning Board.
Courts & Corrections
Woman Accused of Unemployment Compensation Fraud
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The State alleges that Ms. Hebert used her position as office manager at her employer to file a claim for unemployment benefits while she was still working full-time and pose as her employer to “verify” that fraudulent claim.
Courts & Corrections
Man Accused of Unemployment Compensation Fraud
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, the State alleges that Mr. Marcelino knowingly failed to disclose his employment and earnings to the Department of Employment Security to obtain or increase his unemployment compensation benefits. As a result, Mr. Marcelino received 52 weeks of unemployment benefits totaling $36,904.00, including enhanced federal benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic, to which he was not entitled.
Feature
Radio Free New Hampshire: Will Trump Get Out of His Own Way?
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I write this article not knowing if Donald Trump will get arrested this week. He seems to think he will be. He has called for demonstrations against that happening, which means that his lawyers must be pulling their hair out, because their client is failing the first test of facing criminal charges. He is acting like a criminal.
News
AG Settles with Google Over Deceptive Location Tracking Practices
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Attorney General John M. Formella today announced that he has joined a group of 5 attorneys general in reaching a $9 million settlement with Google for misleading consumers about its location tracking practices. New Hampshire is expected to receive $1.8 million from the settlement.
Courts & Corrections
New Trial Set in Double-Murder after State Police Botched Evidence
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The man accused in the brutal slaying of two women is heading to trial again after the New Hampshire State Police investigator’s errors led to a mistrial.
Feature
Picking Fly-Fishing Collectibles
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Winter is winding down, although begrudgingly. Just when I think the weather is going to cooperate enough to get back on the water, another storm comes along or the Montreal Express comes down to put us in a big freeze.
Feature
Sylvia Dow Has Visions for Housing Solutions
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Among her many accolades and awards, Sylvia received the “NH Impact Award” from the NH Center for Nonprofits in April, 2021.