Monthly Archives: August 2017
Tall Building Kills Man In Portmsouth
Police believe a 27-year-old man found dead on a sidewalk in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, had fallen from the roof of a three-story building. Police Chief Robert Merner said first responders were notified by an Uber driver about someone lying on … Continue reading
When the “Militia” Takes days off
You’ll have noticed that there has not been much content from New Hampshire bloggers lately. That’s because they appear to be spending time enjoying the summer, with families, or working. They aren’t creating much content. I don’t begrudge them that but … Continue reading
Dead Body in Franklin, Killed 6-Weeks Ago
Police say a man found dead in Franklin, New Hampshire, had been killed six weeks before the body’s discovery and an arrest. The Concord Monitor reports that court documents indicate 24-year-old James Brock was shot in the head around June 21. … Continue reading
A pictures Worth…. Shaheen and Hassan Look Like…
There’s more than enough material on the VA in Manchester, so I figured I’d share this picture from the recent event in Manchester. | AP
After Promising to Solve Opioid Crisis, N.H. Advocates Waiting for Trump
While she might not agree with the President’s description of New Hampshire as a “drug-infested den” — as far as Kriss Blevens is concerned, his sentiment is spot-on. “How he said it, maybe isn’t how a majority of us would … Continue reading
Shaheen Justifies Leaking of Trump’s Conversations With World Leaders
Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (N.H.) on Thursday justified the leaking of President Donald Trump’s conversations with world leaders. … “My experience is that when people feel like they need to leak something like that, it’s because they have concerns about what’s … Continue reading
Carroll County to address 467 labor violations
Robichaud said the inspection covered the period from April 2015 to October 2016. He said the labor department has proposed a fine of $48,100 but that there is room to negotiate it down. The labor department is proposing a civil … Continue reading
Veterans Affairs secretary ousts third administrator at troubled NH VA
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Hours after arriving at New Hampshire’s only hospital for veterans for his first visit, Secretary of Veterans Affairs David Shulkin on Friday announced that he was removing the head of nursing services, the third leader of the troubled … Continue reading
Builder of Warner gun range undeterred by judge’s ruling
The builder of a gun range in Warner is not going to stop clearing his land, despite a court order voiding one of the permissions granted by the town’s land use board. Merrimack County Superior Court Judge Richard McNamara ruled … Continue reading