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State Says No Problem With Dead Witness In Verrill's Double-Homicide Trial
Historically, New Hampshire courts have allowed evidence from dead witnesses, according to Senior Assistant Attorney General Peter Hinkley.
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Five Lakes Region Towns Begin Diverting Waste With Federal Composting Pilot Program
The $87,300 USDA Composting-Food Waste Reduction grant was secured last year to launch the region’s first Food Waste Compost Pilot Program.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Former Supreme Court Justice Hantz Marconi Still Fighting Ethics Case
The JCC wants Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi to pay for its investigation, while she wants the JCC to pay her legal bills.
Salem, NH|News|
Pelham Man Impersonated U.S. Supreme Court Justice To Scam Mom And Aunt
Jason Taylor took $68,000 from his mom and $191,000 from his aunt and uncle in an intricate and somewhat incoherent scheme.
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New Hampshire State Police Secrecy Over Sexual Harassment Allegations Leads To Lawsuit
Journalist Damien Fisher is suing to gain access to a 2021 sexual harassment investigation of State Police Sgt. Justin Rowe.
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Writing On The Fly: Season End
Liset: The foliage was at peak and the colors were the best they have been in years.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Speaking Of Words: Celebrating Your Campaign With Champagne?
Ferber: A variant or doublet of campaign for a while was champaign, also taken from French.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Scanlan Predicts Record Turnout For Tuesday's Election, What Do You Think?
The election looks a lot like 2022, with competitive races for governor, U.S. Senate, 2 Congressional seats, and down-ballot races, too.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Budget Vogue: Time For Transformation
Heeter: Every year summer’s transformation to autumn is a celebration, a relook.
Manchester, NH|News|
Radio Free New Hampshire: New Worlds And Old Words
Davidow: Mathematicians love their field because it’s human. Its practice brings them joy. Now AI is taking that away.
Manchester, NH|News|
20th Annual Black New England Conference, Black Voices Refusing To Be Silenced
Two major themes emerged: Avoiding erasure of Black history and encouraging around hundreds of attendees to vote in the Nov. 3 election.
Londonderry, NH|News|
Londonderry Releases Results Of 2 Investigations Involving Fired Town Manager
One found no wrongdoing; another found evidence he interfered with the investigations and engaged in retaliation and unprofessional conduct.
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Scanlan: What's Needed To Vote In NH Since Student IDs Banned By U.S. Supreme Court
The guides say you can register to vote in local, state, and federal elections in NH if you are a U.S. citizen, 18, and a resident.
Exeter, NH|News|
Exeter High School Girls Track Stars Receive Governor's Commendation
National champions, the Exeter High School girls track and field team, received a commendation from Gov. Kelly Ayotte Wednesday in Pelham.
Manchester, NH|News|
8 Candidates On Immigration, Election Integrity And Foreign Policy Speak In Manchester
Foreign policy, immigration, and election integrity dominated a Temple Adath Yeshurun Brotherhood candidate forum on Sunday.
Concord, NH|News|
Ex-Corrections Officer Who Was Acquitted Of Murder Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Matthew Millar settled his part of a wrongful death lawsuit brought by Jason Rothe’s sister, Aimee Khatib.
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YDC Claims Receives $35M, Administrator Praised For Asking Lawyers To Take Less
At the Executive Council meeting in Pelham, it was announced that lawyers will take 25% rather than 33% of the claims from their clients.
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Kauffman Posts Menacing Words To Democrats After X.Com Suspends LPNH
Jeremy Kauffman lamented the LPNH ban on Twitter/X: “It is good when the democrats who wish to enslave Free State children die.”
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Statewide Petition Seeks To End Local Police Departments' Role In Immigration Efforts
Organizers say the number of signatures gathered from 187 cities and towns won’t be publicized to keep it from becoming a political tool.
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Current And Former State Reps: School Funding Reform Must Put New Hampshire Students First
Our message is straightforward: Protect our children's constitutional right to a good public education.
