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Una nueva ley busca simplificar los trámites burocráticos de zonificación para la construcción de viviendas accesorias.
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More than half of the youth counselor positions at the Sununu Youth Services Center are vacant, primarily due to staff injuries, as volatile incidents continue.
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Retired Judge Gerard Boyle told councilors he is slashing $200 hourly consultant rates to reduce the fund’s administrative costs.
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La Latin Bakery de Nashua fue el sitio predilecto para reunir a la comunidad colombiana y ver los partidos de la selección Colombia.
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Gov. Kelly Ayotte responded by ordering state agencies to address serious staffing shortages and implement body-worn cameras at the Sununu Youth Services Center.
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Facing a budget shortfall, retired Judge Gerard Boyle aims to cut administrative costs to preserve funding for settlements with people abused at the former state-run youth detention center.
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Miembros de la comunidad del Congo de New Hampshire y autoridades electas se reunieron en el Ayuntamiento de Manchester ayer para celebrar la independencia de la República Democrática de Congo.
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The N.H. Division for Children, Youth and Families placed Kristy Geese at a Deerfield group home in 1993, where the jury found she suffered 106 incidents of abuse.
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Legislators gave the new head of the state’s Youth Development Center victim fund $20 million to resume settlements. They said more money may be available if state revenues improve.
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New Hampshire’s youth detention center settlement fund has lost support among lawmakers and Attorney General John Formella over the prior administrator’s spending decisions.