Posts by Maureen Milliken
Fred and Rosalind Slavic bought 300 acres of forestland at the foot of Little Monadnock Mountain in the 1960s and, aside from cutting some of the trees for their homestead, left the woods relatively untouched for six decades.
Last week, It’s Your Money looked at the new work requirements for people who get the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance program and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, and how the myth behind that policy will affect millions of Americans.
The trial of the man charged with killing a Concord couple in April 2022 has been postponed from July to October so that the defense will have time to look at DNA evidence that’s being analyzed at an out-of-state lab.
Deab Kamen said the U.S. Department of Defense and U.S. Economic Development Administration have risen to the challenge, going beyond the grant award. “I’m worried the local community won’t rally as fast,” Kamen said. He said if the community doesn’t realize the scope of the opportunity and help move it forward, “it will be a massive opportunity lost.”
The cellphone data that led police to Logan Clegg in Vermont, and evidence gathered there, will be allowed at his trial, as will most of his conversations with police after his Oct. 12 arrest, Merrimack County Superior Court Justice John Kissinger ruled Tuesday.
The debt ceiling deal increases work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families.
“The story of New England is a story of rejuvenation, rewilding and a second chance,” John Leibowitz, of Northeast Wilderness Trust, said. The only thing that determines what may be Wildland is the commitment and decisions of humans. “We have the power to commit to any land,” he said.
Jonathan Hutchins hadn’t planned to open a coffee shop in New Hampshire, and definitely hadn’t planned to open one on the West Side. But from the moment William & Sons Coffee Co. begin doing business at 498 Amory St. May 12, it was clear it was a match made in coffee heaven.
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.