Aspen
Saco River Paddle Launches Deep Dive Into N.H.’s Outdoor Recreation
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The state’s outdoor industry is getting an inventory of what it has to set a foundation and understanding of its importance to the state’s economy.
Uncategorized
AG: 235 Tips Received in Homicides of Concord Couple, Reward Increases to $50,000
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The person of interest is described as a white male in his late 20s or early 30s, approximately 5’10” tall, medium build, with short brown hair, and clean-shaven.
Concord
Cold Case Unit Investigates 1968 Disappearance of Janis Taylor, 15, of Concord
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At the time of her disappearance, Ms. Taylor had been living in Concord, NH at various addresses, including 176 N. State Street, 89 School Street and the Alosa Trailer Park on Manchester Street.
Amherst
Unanimous Opposition To GOP Redistricting Maps at Hearing
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In three hours of public testimony Wednesday evening, not a single one of the 42 speakers endorsed the Republicans’ redistricting proposals and, in particular, their revised map of congressional districts. They described that map as the most extreme example of gerrymandering yet.
Business & Economy
Board Backs Financing for 3 New Multi-Family Affordable Housing Developments
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The allocation of Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) and other federal and state funding to these projects will produce new affordable rental housing in Concord, Newport, and Rochester.
Concord
AG: Concord Girl, 3, Died Last Year From Blunt Trauma To Abdomen; Dad Arrested
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AG: An autopsy was conducted on Jayleah Bureau’s body on March 16, 2016. New Hampshire Deputy Chief Medical Examiner, Dr. Jennie Duval, later determined that Jayleah Bureau was the victim of a homicide and that the cause of her death was blunt force trauma to the abdomen.
News
Podcast: Nancy West and Roger Wood Talk Real News for New Hampshire
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One Year at InDepthNH.org: This is how we got here and where we are going — with your help.
Northern Pass
Supreme Court Opens Door for Northern Pass Intervenors to Join Concord’s Appeal
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Supreme Court Justice Carol Ann Conboy said she won’t recuse herself from the city of Concord’s appeal even though she worked at one of Northern Pass’ law firms, McLane Middleton, years ago, still receives a McLane pension and gets legal advice from two of the firm’s directors.