News
Consumer Advocate Calls for Investigation of N.H. Electric Cooperative
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Consumer Advocate Donald Kreis has formally asked the state’s utility regulators to conduct an investigation of the New Hampshire Electric Cooperative (NHEC).
Courts & Corrections
Fired Department of Corrections Officer Plans Appeal
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Fired for speaking out about dangerously low staffing at the men’s prison in Concord, former Corrections Officer Claudia Cass Prescott plans to keep fighting after the Personnel Appeals Board upheld her termination.
Environment & Science
Cyanobacteria Warnings Down on Lake Winnipesaukee; Lake Groups Take Notice
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Cyanobacteria warnings and watches have the attention of many lake associations across the state as New Hampshire faces its worst summer ever dealing with toxins emitted from the blooms of blue green algae.
Op-Ed
Op-Ed: Judges and Juries and the Trial Lawyers Everyone Loves to Hate
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The US Supreme Court’s ruling about the ex-president’s immunity claim (which may also affect the convictions of other insurrectionists) has been delayed and delayed again.
News
Tree Falls On 2 People On Sidewalk And Vehicle, Seriously Injuring Man
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Two people were injured in Manchester when large parts of a tree fell on them during a gust of wind, seriously injuring one of them.
Health & Mental Health
NH DHHS: Don’t Eat, Sell Diamond Shruumz Chocolate Bars, Cones, and Gummies
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is investigating a series of illnesses associated with the products, which are labeled as containing a proprietary blend of mushrooms, including reishi and lion’s mane.
Courts & Corrections
YDC Abuse Suspect Seeks To Block Release of Records from His Time as a Police Officer
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InDepthNH.org was in Belknap Superior Court in Laconia on Wednesday for a hearing on Buskey’s motion to block the RSA 91A right-to-know request this reporter filed seeking the internal affairs reports as well as the correspondence between the Sanbornton Police Department and Police Standards and Training about Buskey.
News
Sununu Concerned About Implementing Controversial Voting Bill Before Elections
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A bill that would eliminate all new voter identification exceptions at the polls this fall is on its way to the governor’s desk but he sounded unlikely to sign it on Wednesday, citing the tight time frame for implementation before a Presidential election.
Courts & Corrections
Council OKs Mount Washington Environmental Study; Hears Concerns About NH Electric Co-Op
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Work will begin immediately on the summit of Mount Washington to assess its environmental condition and make recommendations to minimize the negative impacts on the fragile alpine zone into the future.