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Retired Nashua cop Anthony Pivero’s name is no longer on the state’s Exculpatory Evidence Schedule, also known as the Laurie List, ending a long legal battle that started when he testified against a police detective in a double-murder case.
Liz Marshall, a senior at Winnacunnet High School in Hampton, wakes early each day so she can get in her morning workout and be ready for school by 6:30 a.m.
Holding her electronics benefit transfer card in one hand – which now has a balance of zero dollars – and with her driver’s license in the other, she sat in her Honda among hundreds who lined up in their vehicles five rows abreast at the NH Technical Institute parking lot Thursday to wait her turn at getting some of the state’s expanded food assistance in boxes loaded into cars.
A new chapter has begun at Ragged Mountain Resort with the completion of its sale to SF Mountain Co, LLC (SFMC), a group of local investors with lifelong ties to the mountain.
Ports and Harbors Director Geno Marconi, 74, of Stratham filed a notice Thursday that he intends to plead guilty to one class A misdemeanor Driver Privacy Act Violation in Rockingham County Superior Court.
The people listed here passed away during the previous weeks and have some public or charitable connection to their community.
It’s a new dawn for Black Mountain ski area, but what should be a celebration as winter nears heading into its second promising season under new ownership has instead intensified its dispute with the local government in the Town of Jackson.
If I bought a box of cereal and paid $4, the person behind me bought the same item and got charged $6, but the correct price was $5, the grocery store cannot catch up with me a day or a week or a year later and force me to fork over the extra dollar.
A new search has begun for the killer of Catherine “Cathy” Millican on the 47th anniversary of her death in New London, searching in the area of the Esther Currier Wildlife Management Area.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte said the state is going out to bid on leasing the rest areas at Hampton. She said she will not support an increase in highway toll rates. And citing separation of powers, declined to comment substantively on a NHPR story last week that indicated Supreme Court Justice Gordon MacDonald helped orchestrate a $50,000 payout for a key ally and co-worker.
There is a certain mystery surrounding bamboo fly rods. That mystery resides in the fact that there is a trove of misinformation out and about.
The state’s Executive Council approved emergency funding to help Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP recipients across the state to access healthy food if the federal government shutdown goes beyond this Saturday, Nov. 1.
NH school districts are failing financially even though NH has among the highest per pupil costs in the nation. The often cited per pupil spending figure, however, is misleading.
Ports and Harbors Director Geno Marconi’s trial will start next week for allegedly retaliating against a witness and falsifying evidence a month after his wife, state Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi, cut a deal pleading no contest to a misdemeanor and was fined $1,200.
Immigrants’ rights activists from several New Hampshire cities and towns on Tuesday announced the formation of Sanctuary Communities, a grassroots project to oppose “police state tactics” employed by federal immigration enforcement agencies.
SNAP benefits for 74,000 in New Hampshire will likely continue in November even if the federal government shutdown continues due to a state contingency plan that will have it partner with the NH Food Bank and its 417 affiliates to expand mobile food pantries specifically for their recipients.
With municipal and special elections just a week away, New Hampshire Secretary of State David M. Scanlan reminds voters and those eligible to register to vote of the requirements.
In surveys done by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center released Monday, former Democratic Presidential candidate and Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg is the early favorite in New Hampshire for Democrats, while New York U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the favorite in Vermont and California Gov. Gavin Newsom leads in Maine.
Public confidence in the justice system depends not only on verdicts and rulings, but on consistency — especially from those charged with defending the law.
Now in its 28th year, this self-guided celebration invites guests to step inside beautifully decorated inns, sample handcrafted holiday treats, and gather festive inspiration for baking, decorating, and gift-giving. Spanning the charming towns of Tamworth, Madison, Eaton, North Conway, and Jackson, the 2025 tour features an expanded lineup of inns and even more opportunities to savor the season.
Investigators located video from a few days earlier that showed the woman walking to the area. She was alone and appeared to be ill or impaired.
Executive Councilor David Wheeler said Gov. Kelly Ayotte has “no respect” for the Executive Council and its Constitutional job to be a check on the Executive Branch as a battle rages on related to the council’s paper packets and their delivery to councilors’ homes, which has been a 40-year tradition that ended this past week.
Bennington, VT—Southwestern Vermont Medical Center (SVMC), a member of Dartmouth Health, has acquired the first da Vinci 5 surgical robot in the state of Vermont, bringing world-class, innovative technology to its surgical program.
Just how fragile became very clear with the continuing government shutdown and the needed fast footwork of the Department of Health and Human Services to cobble together a plan to continue providing services to those on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP program.