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A racist “homecoming proposal” posted by a Trinity High School senior on social media has stirred outrage, especially among the school’s and city’s Black community, according to Ronelle Tshiela, co-founder of Black Lives Matter Manchester.
A handy city employee’s efforts have led to a citywide “Adopt-a-Plaque” restoration program.
Eight more lawsuits against the state were filed last week alleging sexual and physical assault of youth ordered detained by the state at Pine Haven Boys Center in Allenstown as a place where priests are accused of beating and sexually abusing them.
A homeless woman accused of stabbing a 71-year-old man to death inside his home at The Carpenter Center is under indictment on second-degree murder charges.
The pandemic and hot New Hampshire real estate market has disproportionately affected the state’s very low income who are being ousted from their homes by current landlords citing the need to renovate the aged housing stock.
While out on bail, Kayla Montgomery overdosed a “few times” while at a Russell Street residence where she was arrested last Friday, according to a state’s motion asking the court to revoke her bail.
For the second time in about three weeks, State and Manchester police were sent to the John H. Sununu Youth Services for uncontrolled residents.
Kayla Montgomery was arrested September 9, 2022, at a residence in Manchester after she failed to show up for a court date on Sept. 8.
The state is asking a judge to quash a subpoena issued for a deposition next week of a former Youth Development Center employee saying the now 80-year-old Warner resident’s competency is in doubt, he is in a rehabilitative facility and possibly ill.
Judge Amy Messer on Thursday approved the state’s request for Kayla Montgomery’s arrest after 40 minutes had passed from the time the hearing was to begin – 10 a.m. – and Montgomery, the stepmother of Harmony Montgomery, who went missing for 2 ½ years before authorities in August declared her a homicide victim, still hadn’t appeared in court.