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Dec. 3 is Giving Tuesday or #GivingNewsDay, as we like to call it, I want to make it clear that here at the New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism, which publishes InDepthNH.org daily: we care, deeply.
Geno Marconi of Stratham pleaded not guilty Wednesday to witness tampering and destroying evidence as director of the state Division of Ports and Harbors and argued for less restrictive bail conditions in Rockingham Superior Court.
NextEra, owner of Seabrook Station, allowed its infrastructure to degrade to the point of risking a nuclear meltdown as part of a scheme to keep competitors at bay, according to a lawsuit brought by clean energy company Avangrid.
Attorney General John M. Formella announces that John Santiago a.k.a. Freddy Muniz, age 46, has been sentenced for his conviction of (i) conspiracy to sell fentanyl; and (ii) possession with intent to sell approximately half a kilo of fentanyl. Mr. Santiago was found guilty after a jury trial in September of 2023.
You would think linguists would have a pretty good idea how many languages are spoken in the world. It’s not likely that more than two or three little bands of hunters in small villages have gone unnoticed up to now in the rugged mountains of Papua New Guinea.
Another former state lawmaker – a Republican this time – is furious at the lack of information being made public about who knew what and when they knew former Republican Rep. Troy Merner wasn’t living in Lancaster or anywhere in his district as required by the New Hampshire Constitution.
A New York man was sentenced Monday in federal court in Concord for transporting stolen goods from Home Depot and Lowe’s across state lines, U.S. Attorney Jane E. Young announces.
Charging charities room rent for the up to 10 days a year they can partner with a gaming operator has no consistency, said the chair of the Commission to Study the Effect of Recent Changes Made to Charitable Gaming Laws, former Rep. Pat Abrami, R-Stratham.
Should a person who is facing involuntary commitment for a mental health crisis be able to see the state Circuit Court judge who is deciding his or her freedom, or is it enough to just have a phone hearing?
The chair of the House Science, Technology and Energy Committee, Rep. Michael Vose, R-Epping, will introduce a bill in the 2024 session to establish a clean energy portfolio standard that would include nuclear power from Seabrook Station which provides 56 percent of all the electric generation in New Hampshire.
And, as last week was a tough one, I am reminded, dear Joyful Musers, that simple is key to so much. Vote. Call your representatives, your senators, your governors and state whatever is your truth. Write. Write. Write.
As the days shorten and the cold weather brings many inside, square dances and other American folk dance events are popping up across the state, allowing both young and old, experienced and novice to enjoy the music, movement and fun group activity.
A superior court judge has dismissed two consolidated lawsuits challenging the state’s new “affidavit ballot” law which essentially creates a provisional ballot for voters who register to vote without sufficient documents.
State revenues for October continue their trend of being more than estimates, buoyed by business taxes, interest earned on federal money and large lottery jackpots.
The people listed here passed away during the previous weeks and have some public or charitable connection to their community. InDepthNH.org is now offering obituaries through the Legacy.com service.
A former lawmaker who has been fighting to get to the bottom of what officials knew and when they knew former Republican Rep. Troy Merner was illegally serving in the House because he no longer lived in Lancaster or any towns in his district says there is a cover up going on.
With concern for the retention of 1,731 police and firefighters across the state at stake, House and Senate leaders will seek more information and need at least another week to make a recommendation for their future retirement benefits package.
Nikki Haley’s supporters packed the Poor Boy’s Diner in Londonderry Thursday afternoon to hear the Republican presidential candidate speak, with Gov. Chris Sununu introducing her to the crowd.
The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office failed again in its quest to bring civil charges against members of white supremacist hate gang, NSC-131.
As the horrific decimation of Gaza continues, and we recoil from yet another, indiscriminate shooting of innocents in Lewiston, Maine, it is tempting to call it ironic. I think that would be inaccurate and disingenuous
Just got word from the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation minutes ago that our $10,000 grant application that we will use as a co-match to double your donations has been approved so that means a total of $35,500 will be used to double your donations up to $1,000 each between now and Dec. 31. Much appreciated New Hampshire Charitable Foundation!
The hiss of snow guns is filling the cold mountain air at night across northern New England this week as ski areas come back to life and prepare for the 2023/24 season.
Responding Troopers located a 2011 Cadillac CTS sedan off to the right side of the roadway, and into the adjacent wood line. Additionally, the vehicle had come to a final resting position on its roof.