Autopsies Scheduled for Man, Woman in Suspicious Hooksett Deaths
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AG: Based on the investigation to date, it does not appear at this time that there is any ongoing threat to the public.
Granite Recovery Centers’ Founder Indicted for Scheme to Harass, Intimidate NHPR Journalists
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The founder and former Chief Executive Officer of a for-profit drug and alcohol treatment company, Granite Recover Centers in New Hampshire, has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Boston for allegedly orchestrating a conspiracy to stalk journalists employed by New Hampshire Public Radio in retaliation for unfavorable reporting.
Judge Orders Deposition of DOC Personnel Head, But Not Ex-Commissioner Hanks in Prison Guard Murder Case
Ex-Department of Corrections Commissioner Helen Hanks won’t have to explain why she destroyed her notes from witness interviews she conducted in the aftermath of patient Jason Rothe’s April 2023 death at the Secure Psychiatric Unit at the men’s prison in Concord.
Plan Advances To End Motor Vehicle Diagnostic Testing, No New Car Inspections
Onboard diagnostic testing for vehicles and air quality provisions would be eliminated from state vehicle inspections by 2027, and for the first three years of a new car’s life, it could skip motor vehicle inspections entirely under an amendment to the budget agreed to Friday by the Senate Finance Committee.
Defense Lawyer: YDC Abuse Suspect Indicted Without Evidence
There’s a serious problem with the indictments a grand jury handed up against former Sununu Youth Services Center, formerly called YDC, staffer James Woodlock in 2021. One of them seems to be fictional, according to his lawyer.
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Senate Finance Agrees To $33M More for USNH Than House, Floats Arts and PFAS Fund
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Ayotte Nixes Latest Pam Smart Request for Commutation Hearing
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NH in Early Stages of Hepatitis A Outbreak With 13 Cases
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These new diagnoses have occurred in residents residing across the southern part of the state in the counties of Hillsborough (5), Rockingham (3), Strafford (3), Cheshire (1), and Merrimack (1).
AG Reports Two ‘Suspicious’ Deaths in Hooksett; Names Withheld
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Release: This is an unfolding investigation and additional information will be provided as soon as possible while still protecting the integrity of the investigation.
Domineque Ray Is Set to Be Executed Thursday. Did He Ever Really Have a Chance at Being Spared?
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Ray, 42, is set to be the 64th inmate executed by the state of Alabama since 1976.
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Shurtleff OKs January’s GOP Anti-Harassment Training for 31 in House
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House Speaker Stephen Shurtleff said he is setting up a complaint system with an eye to having someone from the personnel department be in charge.
Distant Dome
Will NH Legalize Recreational Marijuana Use? Stay Tuned.
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The public hearing on bill to legalize recreational use of marijuana will begin at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Representatives Hall in the State House.
Wayne King Debuts The Radical Centrist Podcast
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The Radical Centrist Podcast explores a politics that steps outside of the realm of the poisonous partisanship. And it’s got wonderful music, too.
Joyful Musings
Go Red Sox! And Who Are the Patriots Playing Anyway?
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What if, in some alternate universe, NBC or ABC or Sportscenter asked if I would announce the game.
SEC Releases Seacoast Reliability Project’s Final Order With Conditions
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Intervenors will consider appealing.
The Bayley-Hazen Boys Concert In Colebrook To Raise Funds For New Arts Center
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The popular band provides first-rate bluegrass music fresh from the hills of Vermont.
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Path To Annul Marijuana Record Before Law Change Passes House
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The House killed a bill that would have added sexual reassignment to the definition of child abuse.
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Senate’s First Session Turns Partisan On Key Bills
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On a 24-0 vote, the Senate approved increasing Medicaid provider payments for mental health and substance abuse treatment services by $3 million.
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AG Denies RTK Request Seeking Woman’s Name in Suspicious DHMC Death
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Attorney General’s Office: “The matter is unresolved and under investigation.”
House Republican Leader Reacts to Democrats’ Single-Payer Healthcare Proposal
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“This is socialized medicine, if I’ve ever seen it,” said Rep. Dick Hinch.
Business & Economy
UNH Research Finds Half of N.H. Women, 25% of Men Sexually Harassed at Work
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“Sexual harassment reduces morale and job satisfaction, diminishes productivity and increases absenteeism,” the researchers said.
Berlin Officials Testify About Need for Proposed Greenhouse
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Berlin has the second-highest tax rate in the state at just over $39 per $1,000, which City Manager Jim Wheeler said is not an easy sell when trying to attract new businesses.
IHoP-NH: In Favor and Against Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance
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IHoP-NH is Pauly Tracy’s video storytelling In the Hallways of Power where she talks with people who are in favor or opposed to various pieces of legislation.
Balsams Developer Les Otten: ‘I want to put people back to work’
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House Bill 540-L would allow the three-member Coos County Commission to issue bonds for the project.
Education
Lawmakers Hear Bills To Change How Education Is Funded in NH
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Berlin Mayor Paul Grenier: “We cannot survive another year.”
AG Withholds Identity of Woman in ‘Suspicious’ Death at Dartmouth-Hitchcock
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News release: In order to maintain privacy, the patient’s identity will not be released at this time.