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The state is paying an out-of-state law firm to vet claims by victims who were abused as children while incarcerated at the Sununu Youth Services Center in Manchester – then called YDC – out of the same $160 million the legislature approved to compensate victims through the settlement fund.
After more than an hour of fine-tuning the proposed overhaul of the rules governing the state education minimum standards, the State Board of Education unanimously adopted its controversial proposal Wednesday.
“All things considered” is another common example, so common that since 1971 it has been the name of a news program on National Public Radio. Here the participle is “considered.”
Dr. Stephanie L. Simek, Washington state’s expert on large game carnivores, including cougars and wolves, answered questions of the state’s Executive Council Tuesday as she is the governor’s pick to run the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department as its new executive director.
Prior to arriving at the Salem Animal Rescue League, the kitten lived outdoors in the area of Main Street between Cobblers Ridge and Hersey Road in Danville, New Hampshire.
Resulting climate and health adaptation plans from the Monadnock region focused on extreme weather, the Upper Valley on heat stress, and the Lakes and Seacoast Networks on Lyme disease.
Here’s what’s on tap for upcoming 2020 presidential candidate visits to New Hampshire.
InDepthNH.org introduces Paula Tracy’s new column A Winter Run.
Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.
The state Fish and Game Commission on Wednesday agreed to post a job description for the next executive director of the department who will make close to $120,000 a year plus benefits when confirmed.
CONCORD – The state Supreme Court heard oral arguments in three separate cases Wednesday that could fundamentally change how much information the public is entitled to know about the actions of their public employees.
He has determined that the cause of Miles Deuse’s death is a gunshot wound of the head, and the manner of death is suicide. At this time, the cause and manner of Makenzie Deuse’s death are pending further studies and investigation.
The officers who discharged their firearms during the incident were New Hampshire State Police Troopers Nicholas Levesque, who has been an officer for approximately 7 years, Michael Cedrone who has been an officer for approximately 15 years, and Nicholas Cyr, who has been an officer for approximately for 14 years.
Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.
The suit challenges the Concord School District’s decision to withhold an over 100-page report that details its response to complaints of inappropriate behavior by a former teacher.
Wednesday is a big day for the people’s right to know what their government is doing as the state Supreme Court will hear three separate cases dealing with RSA 91a, New Hampshire’s open records law.
On arrival, officers found inside the apartment a deceased juvenile female, identified as Makenzie Deuse, 4 months, and her deceased father, identified as Miles Deuse, age 39.
UPDATE: The AG said at 4:13 p.m. that there are two suspicious deaths in Hillsboro.
Others file to say they ran for president and even more to make a statement on climate change or alien spaceships that will save us.
What a week for standing ovations. What a week for witnessing honor, to muse joyfully on women’s voices, women’s spirit, women’s truth.
New Hampshire’s 35 ski areas held a large piece of real estate in the trade show with booths for just about every ski area, raffles, giveaways, and information on what is new to help consumers select where to go this winter.
“I think we have to be about how we bring people in and how we bring people along and how we yield to the possibility that somebody else or even some other party may have a good idea, as good or better than our own,” Deval Patrick.
Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.
