Daily Archives: May 6, 2017
N.H. Carjacking Suspect Remains Held in Vermont
A 39-year-old Windsor man failed to appear for his arraignment in Sullivan County Superior Court on Thursday on charges related to an alleged carjacking in Claremont because he is incarcerated in Vermont.Wayne Keough faces charges of robbery, reckless conduct and … Continue reading
Posted in New Hampshire News
Tagged Newport, Valley News, Vermont, Wayne Keough, Windsor
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Kentucky governor with NH roots leads way to dismantling Obamacare
[Links fixed] Kentucky is poised for a new distinction: to be the first state to save money by reducing the number of people on Medicaid, the government health insurance program for the poor and disabled and a central tenet of … Continue reading
Posted in Health Care, National News, Union Leader
Tagged Kentucky, Matt Bevin, Medicaid, Obamacare
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(Another) Illegal immigrant charged with trying to get NH driver’s license
NASHUA — State Police said Friday an illegal immigrant claimed to be a resident and tried to obtain a New Hampshire driver’s license in Nashua. Shtain Gbalanga, 21, claimed Barrington as his legal residence when he went to the Division … Continue reading
Souhegan dean of students put on paid administrative leave after arrest
I wonder where he’ll spend all that paid time off? School officials said Friday that Peter Gagnon, the dean of students at Souhegan High School who was arrested last week at a Massachusetts strip club, is on paid administrative leave. … Continue reading
Posted in Education, New Hampshire News, Union Leader
Tagged Dean of Students, Peter Gagnon, Souhegan High School, Strip Club
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Metzler to Study Moving Bus Stop
At least night’s meeting, Superintendent Metzler agreed to discuss moving Sandown’s Lakeview bus stop when the busing schedule is re-examined with the bus service this summer. Thanks go to the new chairman, Brian Boyle, for bringing this issue up at … Continue reading
Posted in Donna Green, Education, New Hampshire News
Tagged Bus Stop, Donna Green, Earl Metzler, Sandown, Timberlane
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N.H. Sees Rise in Wilderness Rescue Missions
Late Thursday night, New Hampshire Fish and Game Officials rescued a 53-year-old man on Mount Lincoln after they’d been searching for him for 3 days. We’ve been seeing a number of stories like that lately, and state officials have confirmed … Continue reading
Officials caution NH residents after needle found in lake
Town officials are warning residents to be vigilant at local lakes and ponds this summer after a resident stumbled upon what appeared to be a hypodermic needle at Millville Lake on Thursday. Salem resident Samantha Arciadiacono reported that her husband spotted … Continue reading
Posted in Health Care, Local NH Politics
Tagged Millville Lake, Salem, Samantha Arciadiacono
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Candia Residents Oppose Adopted Transgender Policy
Rich started the show by talking about[Thursday] night’s Candia School Board meeting, in which Candia’s recently adopted transgender policy was brought into question. More.. Girard at Large | Audio Related | 17 NH School Districts Have Embraced “Transgender” Movement. Who’s Next? Get … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Education, Girard At Large, Local NH Politics
Tagged Candia, School District, Transgender
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Health Officials Say No Common Cause Behind NH Seacoast Cancer Cluster
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — State health officials say there does not appear to be any common exposure or cause behind a cancer cluster in New Hampshire’s Seacoast region. The state Department of Health and Human Services has been investigating a … Continue reading
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