AG Investigates Officer-Involved Shooting in Derry
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Mr. Coltey was struck by this gunfire and was taken to a local hospital. Mr. Coltey remains hospitalized at this time with non-life-threatening injuries.
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Mr. Coltey was struck by this gunfire and was taken to a local hospital. Mr. Coltey remains hospitalized at this time with non-life-threatening injuries.
The audit by the Office of the Legislative Budget Assistant, found that the agency “was inefficient and ineffective in investigating complaints and closing cases in a timely manner.”
Catch the next episode of GRANITE STATE CHALLENGE when Kingswood Regional takes on Portsmouth High on Thursday, February 27th at 8:30 p.m. on NHPBS.
The law offers public money to help defray tuition, transportation, technology, books and other expenses when parents enroll their children in private schools, religious schools, online schools, home-based programs, or public schools located outside the district where the family resides.
The Attorney General, the Commissioner of the Department of Cultural and Natural Resources and the Director of Forest and Lands need to enforce the original intent of the easement.
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.
The House once again beat back any attempt to add stipulations to gun purchases that bill supporters said would reduce both homicides and suicides.
To close what supporters call a gun purchase loophole in the state related to mental health, Senate Democrats again have crafted a bill authorizing the state to report mental health data to a national firearms background check and allow for the processes for confiscation of firearms.
Those who engage in prostitution as a patron will pay a mandatory $500 fine under Senate Bill 267-FN and that money would go into a survivors’ fund under a bill heard Thursday before the Senate Judiciary Committee.