Judge: Andy Sanborn criminal probe records protected
Judge John Kissinger said that all documents in a civil case Sanborn filed against the New Hampshire Attorney General cannot be unsealed without review and redaction
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Lawsuit reveals New Hampshire's child protective services failure to safeguard children after Harmony Montgomery's death
The lawsuit accuses NH’s child protective services of failing to address clear signs of physical abuse, delay in intervention, and dismissal of complaints from neighbors and family about her living conditions
NH attorney general demands answers on Exeter Hospital cuts
NH AG John Formella said his office is 'carefully reviewing' whether the planned cuts violate the terms of Exeter Hospital’s merger with Beth Israel Lahey Health last year
22nd Annual Business Excellence Awards ceremony to celebrate local leaders, Dean Kamen
Tickets are on sale for ceremony on October 10
Nonprofit files federal lawsuit against new NH voter ID law
NH Youth Movement filed the suit in U.S. District Court, naming N.H. Secretary of State David Scanlan as the defendant
Casino proposed for Salem, joint partnership with Tuscan Village
A casino proposed at the former Lord & Taylor space at The Mall at Rockingham at Park would bring hundreds of jobs to the community, millions of dollars to local charities and an increase to tax revenue
Groundwater contamination stalls New London housing developments
The development of a total of nearly 200 housing units has stalled after the discovery that chemical contaminants from a dry cleaning business have spread to the groundwater of one of the two project sites.
New Hampshire’s median household income increased in 2023, poverty remained steady
New data released by the U.S. Census Bureau provide key insights into the economic well-being of Granite Staters
Conway exec council OKs land sale for housing
Executive Council approved a 13-acre land sale in North Conway from the state Department of Transportation to the NH Financing Authority
Rent is eating up a greater share of tenants’ income in almost every state
21 states, including New Hampshire, are home to a majority of tenants who spend 30% or more of their incomes on rent and utilities last year
