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The Attorney General's office says if the order goes into effect, the state will be unable to fund schools.
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The couple, who both live and operate the Wm. Poole Confections shop out of the same building in Somersworth, reported they were injured in an attack by a group of juveniles who shouted homophobic taunts.
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NH AG joins states opposing 3M settlement over water systems contamination with 'forever chemicals'"Twenty-two attorneys general urged a federal court Wednesday to reject a proposed $10.3 billion settlement over contamination of U.S. public drinking water systems with potentially dangerous chemicals, saying it lets manufacturer 3M Co. off too easily.
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Matthew Plache has served as a county commissioner while also getting paid to advise the county on its broadband strategy. He's also facing discipline related to his work as an attorney.
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Mark Brave was elected as the state's first Black sheriff in November 2020. In confirming the investigation against him, Brave said the Strafford County commissioners want him gone because he doesn't do things the way they expect.
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The group, Task Force Butler, recently released a report detailing NSC-131's activity across New England.
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Investigators found hateful images — which included swastikas, crosses and the Star of David, among other symbols —spray painted at 18 locations.
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The indictments allege that Andrew Wood deprived his employer — the town of Richmond — of more than $1,500 by submitting weekly worksheets noting hours he did not work.
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The civil complaints allege that the teens carved racist messages inside a bathroom at John Stark Regional High School in Weare.
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An attorney representing nearly 800 victims of abuse while at the state-run detention center joined the committee’s Democrats in opposing the new rules. But attorneys for other victims called them a reasonable compromise.