Posts by Maureen Milliken
Attorneys said Friday they’re still on track for a July trial for Logan Clegg after a three-day hearing on a defense motion to suppress some of the evidence in the case.
The police interrogation after the arrest of the man charged with killing a Concord couple was questioned by his defense attorney Thursday during a hearing on two motions to suppress evidence before the case goes to trial in July.
Police were concerned from the day they found the bodies of Djeswende and Stephen Reid on April 21, 2022, about the seeming randomness of the killings and felt more than the usual sense of urgency to find the killer, Concord Police Dept. Lt. Mark McGonagle said Wednesday.
The city’s Economic Development Office plans a busy week launching the first phase of the new community-wide identity and branding initiative. MEDO officials are hoping community members will get busy, too, and help create a way to tell Manchester’s story.
Findings from a Saint Anselm Center for Ethics in Society discussion among stakeholders and experts found barriers to the critical step in addiction recovery are wide-ranging.
A Raymond woman who allegedly struck an election worker when he tried to help her dislodge a ballot jammed in a voting machine has filed a self-defense notice and will appear in court June 16.
The Maine Department of Parks and Lands bought the Perham Hill property from Bayroot LLC, a timber investment firm with a presence in several states, including as Wagner Forest Management Ltd. In Lyme, New Hampshire, which manages more than 150,000 acres of forest in the Granite State.
As the bat population in New Hampshire, and across the country, continues to decline, state wildlife officials are looking for volunteers to help count bats this summer as part of the effort to turn the trend around.
You don’t need a special month to focus on financial literacy. With knowledge being power, statistics show that you will immediately improve your finances.
Project synthesizes all of the state’s zoning ordinances and highlights barriers to developing housing in New Hampshire.
New Hampshire’s four Christmas Tree Shops are not listed among the 10 stores the company that owns the chain will close immediately as part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring.
Handil Holdings, which owns the 82-store chain, announced Friday it will close 10 underperforming stores as part of a bankruptcy restructuring filed Friday.
The latest scam to target Granite State bank customers looks like it’s really from your bank, but don’t be fooled, learn how to protect yourself, bank officials say.
Some 71 New Hampshire residents lost a state record $2.6 million to romance scams in 2022 – at least that’s what was reported to law enforcement and agencies that the FTC gathers data from. The number was likely much more, industry experts say.
Cort Mendez will be the first to tell you that he knew nothing about veterinary medicine a few years ago when he was looking for a new venture. But he did know a good business opportunity when he saw one. That instinct paid off two weeks ago when PetWellClinic, an urgent care veterinary service, opened at 655 South Willow St. It’s the first of six to 10 PetWell franchises Mendez plans to open in the Granite State.
The New Hampshire Department of Safety Monday opened registration for listening sessions for its 2024 annual highway safety plan, which will focus on the increase in fatal accidents in the state, and specifically those related to unrestrained drivers.
Gail Walsh Chop and Margaret Corbett Wiley grew up in a city stricken by the murders of two teenage girls and five decades later, they’ve turned it into the coming-of-age novel ‘Flashbulb Memories.’
The cost for the public defender’s DNA expert to observe testing of 31 samples in the case could be $60,000 or more.
The business that began with one bus in 2018 now has three bricks-and-mortar locations, has expanded to Tampa, Florida, and has just opened Manchester’s first community commercial kitchen for food entrepreneurs.
