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Brookline Fire Chief Charles Corey is back on administrative leave months after he was reinstated following an internal investigation into his alleged harassment of the department’s administrative assistant.
Residents and business owners in Rye Harbor called for more transparency after a plan by the Pease Development Authority to build what some call a “raised strip mall” in the harbor was strongly opposed during a meeting Thursday morning.
A long-time friend of Geno Marconi believes he and his wife state Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi have both been placed on paid administrative leave to pressure Mr. Marconi to resign as director of New Hampshire Division of Ports and Harbors.
While the total state revenue for the first month of the new 2025 fiscal year is higher than estimates, the troubling trends of last fiscal year remain, indicating budget writers will face a challenging task next spring to craft a balanced budget.
The state won’t review Pam Smart’s conviction as suggested by her attorney Mark Sisti after new information came to light last week about Paul Maggiotto, the now-Concord attorney who prosecuted her in 1991, according to Deputy Attorney General Jane Young.
Despite the exploding number of cases of COVID-19, state revenues continue to produce above expectations in figures released this week by the Department of Administrative Services for October.
While the percentage will go a bit lower when the newly registered voters are factored in, it appears 78 percent of all those on the voter rolls before Tuesday (1,043,178) did cast ballots.
Who was behind the whimsy and joyfulness in the way Barrington offers its protected forests and open spaces to all of us to fall in love with?
Reporting a record 252 new cases of COVID-19 Thursday, two deaths, and outbreaks at three new locations, state leaders urged the public to re-up their efforts to protect themselves and others from the virus which has now killed 486 New Hampshire residents.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 252 new positive test results for COVID-19 Thursday and two new deaths.
The Attorney General’s Office said it received “extensive entries” on its election hotline for public complaints and official concerns during Tuesday’s election so it will take a month to review them for public release.
About 200 people gathered in Concord to “send a clear message that all the votes are counted nationally,” in the words of Asma Elhuni, Movement Politics Director for Rights and Democracy.
A record turnout, new voters, coattails and a return of Trump backers who sat out the 2018 election produced a mixed bag of results for the state’s two political parties Tuesday.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 120 new positive test results for COVID-19 Wednesday and one new death, for a daily PCR test positivity rate of 1.0%.
Bill Gardner said he will not start campaigning until after all recounts from Tuesday’s elections are completed and expects that perhaps Andru Volinsky or someone else is interested in running against him.
“It is safe to say” Republicans have taken the state House, Senate and Executive Council majorities, Secretary of State William Gardner said late Wednesday morning.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 132 new positive test results for COVID-19 Tuesdat and no new deaths, for a daily PCR test positivity rate of 1.2%.
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The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 105 new positive test results for COVID-19 and no new deaths Monday, for a daily PCR test positivity rate of 2.4%.
Pam Smart’s lawyer says the state should review her case after a Brooklyn, N.Y., judge tossed a murder conviction Friday won decades ago by attorney Paul Maggiotto who also prosecuted Smart, her ex-teen lover and three friends for the 1990 murder of her husband, Gregory Smart in Derry.
WEST STEWARTSTOWN – The National Guard went to Coos County Nursing Hospital Monday to test all residents and staff after four employees tested positive for COVID-19 over the past few days.
While Attorney General Gordon MacDonald said there is no “credible threat” at the polls, he will be overseeing efforts to ensure a smooth outcome.
Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.