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Opponents voiced ethical concerns and warned that it could pave the way for future legislation lacking sufficient safeguards.
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The bill will allow victims of domestic and sexual violence – including stalking – to break their rental lease agreements early if they provide a police report or are in the process of obtaining documents such as a protective order following an incident.
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The incident happened during the school's Winter Carnival over the weekend.
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For the utilities that provide residents and businesses with electricity and gas services, it’s an escalating reality they’re considering in their strategic plans.
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In one incident, the principal said students ripped a pride flag. In another, she said school staff found graffiti with a racial slur.
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Michael Waselchuck, of Seabrook, New Hampshire, pled guilty to conspiracy to commit stalking through interstate travel and the use of a facility of interstate commerce, the U.S. attorney's office said in a statement.
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Charging documents accuse Tyler Anderson of sending threatening text messages in response to texts from presidential candidates’ campaigns between Nov. 22 and Dec. 8.
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The course is taught by a Manchester Community College faculty member, and there is no cost to the Manchester School District or students.
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A new bill would require the state to limit those placements to New England as of January 2025.
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A spokesperson for UNH confirmed the school is working with the graduate students as they enter the home stretch of unionization efforts.
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The new pilot program is limited, targeted in its current form toward lower-income people with simpler tax returns. It'll be more widely available to residents in mid-March.
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The ruling comes as lawmakers are considering a bill that could make certain mental health records available for background checks during a gun purchase.