On Tuesday, Manchester Mayoral Candidate Jay Ruais stood in front of a group of supporters at the recently renovated Mill Girl Statue to share his priorities, plans and principles in a press conference addressing the issue of homelessness in the city.
Today, Kelly Ayotte released the following statement after receiving the endorsement from every Republican State Representative from the town of Merrimack.
Once again, Hooksett’s town hall was packed with abutters of a proposed school bus depot, but this time they got another chance to talk.
The NH Elder Abuse Unit, previously staffed by a prosecutor, victim-witness advocate, and program specialist, has seen a 71% increase in referrals over the last five years (from 758 to 1,295). The increase in referrals is attributable to several factors, including the increase in our older adult population, Attorney General John Formella said during a press conference on Aug. 21.
The NH ACLU has pushed for state-specific statistics that would back up an increased law enforcement effort. In May, the organization filed a Freedom of Information lawsuit seeking New Hampshire data from CPB.
As America’s move toward conducting more aspects of life on the internet grows, public schools and other government entities have become frequent targets of online attacks. However, a collection of New Hampshire experts believe that efforts can be made to stem this tide.
After touring the facility – where children have rug burns on their face from the use of prone restraints – Cassandra Sanchez, the New Hampshire child advocate has a few requests.
On Sunday, Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Joyce Craig provided a new list of endorsements
The new statute, RSA 176:16-b, puts New Hampshire on a different path, one in which for the first time a statutorily created commission will analyze the benefits, costs, demands, and risks of establishing a state-controlled system of marijuana sales to the public.
The Londonderry Zoning Board of Appeals will wait until September to reconsider a variance request that would allow housing in an Industrial II site on Grenier Field Road, part of a proposed mixed-use development that includes industrial, office, retail and child care.
New Hampshire Attorney General John M. Formella announces that Strafford County Sheriff Mark Brave has been arrested and charged with eight felonies as part of an ongoing investigation into Sheriff Brave’s misuse of Strafford County credit cards.
Next week’s Ink Link Mayoral Forum at The Rex Theatre will provide a first look at the four mayoral candidates side-by-side. Tickets for the free event “sold out” quickly at the 300-seat Rex Theatre, which will provide a perfect setting for an event that will bring the community together around the most pressing question to be answered on Election Day: Who will be our next mayor?
The Manchester VA has established the Medical Foster Home (MFH) Program in New Hampshire. The program provides eligible Veterans the option of living in a family setting when they can no longer stay in their own home. Creating residential options for Veterans is a way to honor those who supported the defense of this nation.
New construction work on the FE Everett Turnpike will be taking place August 13 and 14 in the southbound lanes at the I-293 Interchange. This work is weather dependent and is expected to take two nights to complete.
Story updated Thursday to include comment from the NH Child Advocate and NH DHHS spokesman Jake Leon.
The City of Manchester encourages residents that qualify to apply for newly available funding to assist property owners in the control of housing-related health and safety hazards.
On Monday, U.S. Representative Chris Pappas (D-NH-01) participated in a discussion within the confines of Girls at Work’s Bedford Street facility to talk about the non-profit program’s connection with Manchester’s Adverse Childhood Event Response Team, or ACERT.
For many lawmakers, the path to the New Hampshire State House has followed a familiar pattern: a turn on a municipal board, or leading a local civic organization, or both, before making the leap to the Legislature. But a new report from the University of New Hampshire finds that lawmakers’ political resumes are beginning to change.
