Franklin's planning and zoning director leaving city better than he found it
After 3 years with Franklin, director of planning and zoning Seth Creighton accepts position in Rochester
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Air traffic control tower at Pease airport poised for major renovation
Pease Development Authority board slated to vote on $481,495 contract for traffic control tower at Portsmouth International Airport at Pease
Good vibrations
A handful of people relaxed in zero-gravity chairs as Jennifer Lamerand, a certified sound healer, stood behind a long table lined with tuning forks and round glass bowls of varying sizes and in saturated, bright colors.
Office vacancies rise. Can housing fill the void?
Commercial-to-housing proposals offer a possible solution for much-need housing, but a larger conflict rears its ugly head: zoning
BAE Systems and Manchester Community College develop cybersecurity worker pipeline
MCC-BAE program helps to produce much-needed IT, cybersecurity talent for hard-to-fill positions
Former state senator out of appeals on conviction
Former state senator Jeffrey Woodburn has lost his last attempt to overturn his conviction on two charges of criminal mischief and is facing 30 days in the House of Correction
State Corrections Department appeals reinstatement of officer in use-of-force case
The corrections department contends the Personnel Appeals Board erred when it denied it a full evidentiary hearing in the termination of Lt. Thomas Macholl
State appeals federal court order striking down ‘divisive concepts’ law
Appeal comes two months after a federal court judge ruled that the 2021 law was “unconstitutionally vague,” a characterization that AG John Formella argues was an overstep
Disbarred Portsmouth lawyer Justin Nadeau charged with stealing from injured client
AG announced Nadeau charged with theft by deception, forgery, falsifying physical evidence, and financial exploitation of an elderly, disabled or impaired adult
Appeals court blocks Title IX rule protecting LGBTQ kids, reversing Alabama federal judge
The administration’s rule, which seeks to extend federal discrimination protections for LGBTQ students, has been met with GOP pushback since being announced by the Department of Education in April
