The complaint also alleges that funds raised were used for lucrative employment for family members and friends, cars, trips, luxury cruises, college tuition, gym memberships, jet ski outings, sporting event and concert tickets, and dating site memberships.
I continue to try and set the record straight.” – Frank Guinta
New Hampshire Department of Corrections Commissioner William L. Wrenn presented medals and citation bars to seven officers at the New Hampshire State Prison for Men in Concord. For the first time since 1996 two of those officers received the Department’s highest level of recognition, which is the Medal of Honor.
One of New Hampshire’s fastest growing industry sectors comes together on June 10 at the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center for its first-ever conference, bringing together some of the 350 companies in the state involved in aerospace and defense.
If you find a fawn (or bird or bear) you think might be in need of assistance, call NH Fish & Game.
Don’t believe the hype: A scam is circulating that is trying to scam utility customers by taking credit card information by phone under threat of losing power.
This year, more than 1,000 children will enter the New Hampshire foster care system. Currently, only 600 homes are licensed to provide care.
Inmates from the New Hampshire Department of Corrections have cultivated an impressive array of plants to be sold May 18 – 21 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. from the NH State Prison Farm, 314 North State St. in Concord.
The people that want to see this bill pass are parents of drug users who are desperate to keep their children alive one more day, in the hopes that a bed will open up at a treatment center, or the next paycheck will cover treatment. May they be granted the right to keep their children alive one more day, in the interest of a better tomorrow?
Due to a spike in contraband via mail, the state prison is cracking down. Any mail that violates this change will be returned to sender.