Charlotte Matherly - Concord Monitor
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Retired Concord Circuit Court Judge Gerard Boyle, who lives in Campton, is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and spent 21 years as a trial judge.
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About a dozen states allow campus carry — that is, they prevent publicly funded colleges from restricting the lawful possession of weapons on campus. New Hampshire is one of many that leaves those policies up to each college, but a bill in the State House proposes changing that.
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The state of New Hampshire bought the remaining half of Granite Place, the former Lincoln Financial complex off the north end of Rumford Street, as the Executive Council approved the $15.2 million purchase on Wednesday
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Marijuana advocates hoped to expand access to medical cannabis in New Hampshire, noting Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte has vowed to veto any marijuana legalization bill.
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The lawsuit, initially brought by the Federal Trade Commission, accuses Uber of misrepresenting the amount of money customers could save by using the subscription service. The company also made it difficult for customers to cancel Uber One — especially toward the end of each billing cycle — and would automatically charge users if they did not cancel in time, according to the complaint.
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Adam Montgomery, who was sentenced to more than 50 years in prison for killing his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony Montgomery, alleges that his trial was unfair.
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Attorney General John Formella’s first term was scheduled to end in March, but Gov. Kelly Ayotte kept him on temporarily while she evaluated his department.
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The brief contends that Second Amendment rights should follow a person throughout the country and not only apply in the state where they live.
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While the governor's office described Broderick's departure as a "resignation," Broderick himself disputed that term, saying he had no intention of leaving but that a change in state law has ended his tenure.
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“It’s very difficult to say goodbye to six incredibly talented, smart people who have lost their jobs for nothing that they did wrong,” the council's chair said.