Feature
The Yellow Perch Club
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I had a few hours on a warmer than usual overcast day, so I decided to try my luck and see if I could catch a Landlocked Salmon.
Courts & Corrections
Judge Upholds Cap in YDC Abuse Trial, Award Reduced from $38M to $475,000
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In following the law and the state constitution, Rockingham Superior Court Judge Andrew Schulman acknowledged he is failing to do justice by YDC abuse survivor David Meehan.
Courts & Corrections
Indicted Justice Hantz Marconi Files New Motion Claiming First Amendment Protection
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Indicted state Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi’s lawyer has filed another motion to dismiss all indictments against her arguing her alleged conduct is protected by the First Amendment, the Constitutional right of redress and judicial immunity.
Business & Economy
New Advanced Manufacturing Report Underscores Vital Role of Industry and Workforce Opportunities
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A report released by the Department of Business and Economic Affairs (BEA) assesses the Granite State’s $8 billion advanced manufacturing sector, which represents over 42,000 jobs and 1,100 businesses.
News
Hundreds Of People Turned Out In Manchester To Honor Veterans
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MANCHESTER – Elm Street was lined with people of all ages who came out to honor the veterans who have served their country.
News
Re-elected Legislators Predict an Ugly Fight Over the Budget in 2025
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It’s not going to be “puppies and rainbows” in the House of Representatives next year as Republicans and Democrats work through a budget in 2025, two re-elected legislators agreed, as they addressed what the future might look like as part of a Post Election Brief, sponsored by the Dupont Group Friday.
Courts & Corrections
AG Seeks Clues in Death of David Braley 35 Years Ago
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It has been 35 years since David Braley was last seen alive in Concord, New Hampshire. David was last seen near the Take Five Music Hall nightclub on or about November 10, 1989.
Feature
Liberty Utilities Gets Tree’d
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One sure sign of a sore loser is the sight of someone trying to change the rules of the game as defeat looms.
News
Senate Votes on Leadership Roles for Next Two Years
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After a general election that saw a record 834,651 voters casting their ballots Tuesday in the Granite State, members of the State Senate Majority Caucus unanimously chose Republican state Sen. Sharon Carson, R-Londonderry, to serve as the next Senate President.