Huge case involving computer hacking and ID theft of Americans from overseas, siphoned by Hieu Minh Ngo from his home in Vietnam.
“While others will offer merely the illusion of change, I will be advocating for authentic change to meet our city’s challenges head on,” said Patrick Arnold, who is running for mayor.
Mayor Ted Gatsas is ready for re-election, having filed his paperwork Monday for the September primary.
Jawed Alibaba announces his candidacy officially, after filing the required paperwork at City Hall.
In total, the capital budget authorizes nearly $271 million in capital appropriations for FY 16-17, leveraging approximately $126 million in general fund bonding authority, with the balance from other sources.
“And for the support of this declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor.”
Tell us how you did with your first day of distraction-free driving?
Bi-partisan bill will look at ways to move forward with rail using a private/public partnership.
39 our of 122 elected delegates did not make it to Tuesday night’s vote on the county budget.
Hillsborough County delegates vote down drug court proposal, 39-44.
10 stops leading up to a televised town hall-style meeting, starting June 24.
After 11 years at the helm of the volunteer organization he co-founded to package and send items to troops overseas, Judge Paul Moore has resigned and MooreMart will now be known as Operation Troop Care.
Tickets to win this cool rifle – $10 for 1 ticket or $25 for 3 – are on sale starting today at Bass Pro Shops in Hooksett.
June 12 conference focuses on the needs of NH veterans in trouble with the law. It is the state’s first such conference, billed as a Justice Involved Veterans Conference.
House Bill 270, also referred to as the “Good Samaritan” bill, has been approved unanimously by the New Hampshire Senate on June 4 and will become effective 60 days from passage.
Tickets available for Wednesday’s state of the state business forum with the governor.
What we have learned this week is that our lawmakers aren’t opposed to bending over backwards to protect some of our vulnerable citizens, those being the employees of Planet Fitness corporate headquarters.
Nana Baffoe, 62, of Canada, was arrested on May 26 for making false statements in an attempt to buy $30,000-worth of firearms in Nashua.
Policymakers need to have a clear picture on the costs and benefits of passenger rail before making a final decision on whether or not to invest in it, which is why funding the engineering and environmental analysis phase is so critical. New Hampshire cannot afford to ignore exploring economic opportunities like passenger rail.”
The company is accused of soliciting New Hampshire residents to enroll in its domestic violence, anger management and batterer’s classes under the false representation that these cases were approved and accepted by the State of New Hampshire.