Moira O’Neill, the state’s first-ever Child Advocate, who stepped down from the role earlier this month after four years, said her efforts were hindered by a contentious relationship with Gov. Chris Sununu and two consecutive commissioners of the Department of the Health and Human Services.
With COVID-19 hospitalization rates in New Hampshire and Vermont among the lowest in the nation, Gov. Chris Sununu talked up positive data trends Wednesday in his weekly news conference.
When a school nurse identified a number of concerning signs with one child, such as their hygiene, dirty clothes, bug bites, as well as the need for their sibling to have their hair cut at school, they reported the issues to the Division of Children, Youth and Families.
A round-up of Gov. Chris Sununu’s press conference on Jan. 19.
Manchester Police are seeking the public’s help in locating a Manchester boy who was last seen Jan. 5, 2022, in Manchester.
DCYF’s charge is to investigate cases of abuse and neglect and to work with families and children involved in such instances. Ideally the investigation of a case is completed in 60 days but sometimes a case can be so complex that it takes much longer.
For Bob Freitas, a lifelong fan of Batman comics, Batman memorabilia and the old 1960s TV show starring Adam West, Manchester is his Gotham City.
Gov. Chris Sununu is calling up an additional 100 members of the National Guard and adopting a new five-day isolation and quarantine guidance from the Centers for Disease Control, rather than 10 days.
A $12,250 reward is being offered for information leading to the whereabouts of a 7-year-old child who police say was last seen in October 2019.
An intensive search is on for a local child last confirmed seen in Manchester in October of 2019.