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A city man, charged with reckless conduct for shooting at a car in a parking lot across the street from Manchester police headquarters, waived arraignment Tuesday on one felony count of reckless conduct.
Seven days after a Valley Street jail administrator told county commissioners he was working with state health officials to comply with Centers for Disease Control COVID-19 guidelines, a Superior Court judge ordered a COVID-19 positive inmate released and said he should “immediately report to a local emergency room to be assessed by a doctor.”
This week, league president Maria Brown discovered vandals had struck again, this time breaking doors to its concession shed and stealing its restaurant-style racks used to hold snacks and candy.
On Monday, a day to celebrate Martin Luther King but also designated as National Service Day, volunteers gathered inside the newly relocated Families in Transition-New Horizon’s Food Pantry to stock shelves, sort through products and just get things ready to serve those in need in the community.
Police Chief Allen Aldenberg will be the featured guest Monday night on Supply The Why, a live Facebook webcast featuring conversations about difficult topics.
Investigators are asking for the public’s help in determining the whereabouts of a 69-year-old woman in the hours before she was found dead on Dec. 30, 2020, near a city baseball complex.
Steps are already underway to ensure solid communications between newly elected Hillsborough County Attorney John Coughlin and the Manchester Police Department.
Another 27 staff members also tested positive for COVID-19, according to Lori Shibinette, commissioner of the New Hampshire State Department of Health and Human Services (NH DHHS).
The state of New Hampshire routinely and unlawfully places abused and neglected older teens, many suffering from mental health issues, in institutions rather than with relatives who want them or with foster families, according to a class-action federal lawsuit.
The administration of the Valley Street jail has a “cavalier” attitude when it comes to treatment of inmates who have tested positive for COVID-19, a Superior Court judge said in ordering the release to home confinement of a man who tested positive for the coronavirus at the state’s largest jail.