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Judge Peter Bornstein has denied former Democratic state Sen. Jeffrey Woodburn’s motion for sentence modification and ordered a hearing to impose his 30-day jail sentence, but Attorney Mark Sisti said his client isn’t giving up at this point.
A Manchester teen wanted a deadly confrontation with police when he pulled a BB gun replica of a 9 mm pistol on a police officer, according to the report released Thursday by New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella’s office.
State attorneys reiterate arguments rejected by a Superior Court Judge in declaring the Statewide Education Property Tax unconstitutional in their legal brief to the state Supreme Court filed Wednesday evening appealing the lower court’s decision.
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.
I cannot pretend to be the least bit interested in the Patriots. I could not care less about Brady, do know Belichick wears sweatshirts with the sleeves cut off and have not read extensively about Kraft’s forays into massage parlors.
Following the initial response, the suspect was barricaded in his home, and was subsequently shot. The suspect sustained injuries and is currently receiving medical treatment.
Thousands gathered across the state at about 10 events, and they were among millions who attended similar walk-outs of schools and businesses in 150 countries Friday.
After a year-long fact intensive review by the Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau, the Attorney General has reason to believe that a violation of law will occur if this proposed transaction goes through.
Hours after House and Senate members went home after two days voting to override Gov. Chris Sununu’s vetoes, he emailed supporters a campaign donation request based on the veto votes that went in his favor.
Doctors no longer have to wait three months to prescribe medical marijuana, but their patients cannot grow it for themselves after the House and Senate overrode the first, but the Senate was unable to override the second on Thursday.
The state Senate gathered enough votes to override Gov. Chris Sununu’s vetoes on three bills by midday Thursday, but sustained vetoes of the paid family and medical leave act, increasing the minimum wage, and voting rights legislation.
Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.
The Executive Council refused to confirm David Mara, Manchester’s former police chief, to become an assistant attorney general to take over duties at the Hillsborough County Attorney’s Office.
People who have a prescription to use cannabis got one step closer to being able to grow it themselves on Wednesday.
One would have limited firearms on school property. Another one would have imposed a waiting period on sales and delivery and the last would have required criminal background checks.
It was a good day for Republican Gov. Chris Sununu and a bad one for loggers as the Democratically controlled House of Representatives was unable to override a bill to support biomass legislation.
One of the lawyers that Deputy Attorney General Jane Young says will help straighten out the Hillsborough County Attorney’s Office prosecuted the parents in an infant drug overdose death case similar to the one that prompted Assistant County Attorney Don Topham’s suspension, but David Rotman’s plea deal was for much less time in prison.
What is needed is the political will to put policies in play.
“We need you guys to start talking about this,” said Jake Black.
Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.
Suspended Hillsborough County Attorney Don Topham called the atmosphere at the office “toxic.”
Lawmakers return to the State House on Wednesday and Thursday to vote to override the vetoes, although only a couple appear to have a chance.
Roger W. Stephenson: We need to act now to tackle the climate crisis instead of continuing to kick the problem to the next generation.
It’s a felony in our house to have the volume up too loud. “It’s so loud in here!”
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