Posts by Pat Grossmith
At the Manchester shelter, ideally, a second facility is needed to provide that amount of space to ensure their clients’ safety.
The fast-moving COVID-19 pandemic has claimed New Hampshire’s bar and restaurant industry at least until April 7 as Gov. Chris Sununu, by tweet, ordered their closure effective at the end of business Monday night.
The view from one of the fire trucks shows how quickly the Feb. 21 collision happened.
“The extraordinary level of resources now devoted to the YDC matter is without any recent precedent and reflects the seriousness with which the State takes these grave allegations,” Attorney General Gordon MacDonald said.
The program was designed to make it easier for survivors of traumatic events and their children to access the services needed.
Robberies at gunpoint, assaults with a frying pan and a pool stick and knifings were among the 206 indictments handed up in February by a Hillsborough County Superior Court Northern District grand jury.
The man accused of firing a gun at a moving Jeep, sending a bullet into the back of a Hudson mother of one, killing her, could spend a total of eight years in prison on a reduced charge of manslaughter.
The agreement was sealed by the court and will not become public until Justin Moura’s plea and sentencing hearing on March 3.
The latest overdose drug statistics released Tuesday by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner confirm 350 drug deaths last year in New Hampshire with another 59 pending toxicology.
Kevin Costner at the Red Arrow Diner, Donald Trump Jr. at Ward 8 and everyday voters doing their civic duty. Just another NH Primary for the record books.
“A lot of Republicans tomorrow will vote for the weakest candidate,” Mr. Trump said. “My only problem is I’m trying to figure out who is the weakest candidate. I think they’re all weak.”
Three days before New Hampshire’s Primary Day, Sen. Elizabeth Warren was at Manchester Community College Democrats firing up her supporters just before they headed out to knock on doors and try to convince people to vote for the Massachusetts senator.
Tom Steyer said corporations own the government. Affordable healthcare, quality public education, a clean environment and a living wage he said, are rights and not something people should have to fight for.
Two of the three officers suffered collapsed lungs from puncture wounds in the Tuesday incident.
The San Antonio Police Department’s approach to dealing with those suffering from mental illness and/or addiction is not to arrest them and put them in jail but to connect them with medical or other services they need.
Some of the charges included in January’s indictments from Hillsborough County Superior Court North.
A 13-week-old rescue dog lit up the conference room at the Manchester Police Department (MPD) Tuesday afternoon when he made his debut as the station’s future comfort dog.
The origin of a norovirus outbreak at the Puritan Backroom Conference and Event Center last November cannot be determined, according to an investigation conducted by the state Bureau of Infectious Disease Control.
It’s been nearly 25 years since new uniforms were purchased.
“We have made great strides in the march toward equality and we’re not there yet as Dr. King would say, but we got to keep moving down that road that makes progress.” U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-NH