Posts by Nancy West
After fighting to change New Hampshire’s policy of incarcerating mentally ill people who haven’t been charged with or convicted of a crime at the prison’s Secure Psychiatric Unit, advocates say they are pleased the state is looking to change.
Hers is among the latest names and photos to be targeted as “anti-white” after a July 26 conference hosted by Eversource that examined diversity as a way to ease New Hampshire’s labor shortage.
Patient Andrew Butler, 21, who was a well-known athlete as a Hollis High School student, argued through his attorney that he is locked up in a maximum-security prison because of mental illness even though he hasn’t committed a crime.
After 34 years, The Triangle club today is home to 44 12-step recovery meetings, and central to Dover’s recovery community – but it was the Heroin Anonymous meetings that literally blew the roof off the club.
Judge Charles Temple ruled Monday that $560 million Powerball winner “Jane Doe’s” hometown must be revealed, but her name is exempt from disclosure under the state’s right-to-know law.
The New Hampshire Union Leader building has been bought by investor Peter Levine for $3.8 million after being on the market for about four years, according to Deanna Caron of Stebbins Commercial Properties Inc.
Photographer Don Himsel and arts and entertainment editor Kathleen Palmer are the latest casualties at the Nashua Telegraph.
New Hampshire is the final state in the nation to implement an IIS, a recognized component in a standard of care that consolidates a listing of all immunizations an individual has received, providing for a comprehensive and accurate record for both patient and health care provider.