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A Dec. 6, 2022, email from Senior Attorney General Myles Matteson to Terry Pfaff, COO of the General Court, outlined a credible complaint that former Republican Rep. Troy Merner didn’t live in the Lancaster district he was elected to represent in the House.
Forced by a lawsuit to clean up the fish waste flowing from its aging hatcheries into the open waters of the state, New Hampshire Fish and Game has started the improvement process with one hatchery in New Hampton.
A Newbury woman and Northfield woman, two former nurses, were indicted in connection to the diversion of dangerous narcotics by medical professionals, U.S. Attorney Jane E. Young announces.
On December 7, 2023, at approximately 12:30 PM, Manchester Police responded to the area of Domino’s Pizza at 212 Lowell Street for a reported fight.
Minnesota Congressman and Democratic Presidential candidate Dean Phillips is hopeful he’ll win New Hampshire citizens’ votes as he travels throughout the state ahead of the first-in-the-nation primary on Jan. 23.
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As I was reviewing what we know of the timeline of the Merner Affair and the Speaker’s improbable version of events, an admonition from Sherlock Holmes came to mind – the absence of an event can be as important as the occurrence of one. Investigating the theft of a racehorse in a story titled “Silver Blaze,” the famous fictional detective Sherlock Holmes notes “the curious incident of the dog in the night-time.”
Commissioner Robert Quinn and top staff at New Hampshire’s Department of Safety are embroiled in another legal mess, as a new lawsuit alleges sexual harassment, cover up, and retaliation.
According to prosecutors, Paul repeatedly broke the law when publishing ads for local political candidates and warrant articles in the Londonderry Times and the Nutfield News. The Nutfield News has since ceased publication.