CONCORD — New Hampshire State Police have released the name of a Florida man whose body was pulled from Hampton Harbor last month, hoping it leads to more information in the investigation into his death.
Roland Gilles Chiasson, 65, was found by a bridge operator who saw the body floating in the harbor near the Hampton River bridge on July 29, state police said Thursday. | More…
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire State Police are alerting the public to tablets that look like oxycodone, but contain fentanyl, potentially creating an overdose hazard.
According to New Hampshire’s Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer Richard Boisvert, there’s a “confidential” list of sites, but she stopped short of calling it “secret.”
“It’s available to people who have a reason to know and this would be the land owners and it would be professional archaeologists who are doing the necessary research in advance of construction so that they can know where sites are located before they even go into the field.”
But are looters really a problem in New Hampshire? | More…
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The state’s highest court will hear arguments involving a proposed wind farm in the town of Antrim. It’s the latest development in a years-long battle for the Antrim Wind project, which has been under development since 2009. (…)
The groups behind the motions for rehearing include property owners with land abutting and not abutting the project, the Stoddard Conservation Commission, The WindAction Group, five meteorologists and the N.H. Attorney General’s Office, which serves as counsel for the public during the proceedings. *| More…
LONDONDERRY — Londonderry Police Prosecutor Kevin Coyle resigned late last week after more than 20 years with the department for undisclosed reasons, according to a separation agreement between the Derry resident and the town.
Coyle served his last day as prosecutor on Aug. 2. He was given a lump sum payment of $85,889, according to a separation agreement signed by Coyle and Town Council Chair Tom Dolan. *| More…
The BOS has lost control of the Western Ave. rebuild project! The headline in this week’s Messenger newspaper says it all: NON-COMPLIANCE. (and) In a stunning development, The Messenger is reporting that Town Administrator (TA) Christine Trovato’s report to the BOS have been less than accurate; | More…
I do think there is a place for showing the world the reality of abortion, similar to that of Emmet Till’s casket demonstrated the horror of violence against people of color in the 1950’s. But as a nation we’ve been traumatized by abortion. Millions of people have suffered the scourge of this brutal mass murder. Not a soul hasn’t been affected. So, how and where it would be appropriate to show such pictures is a complex question. | More…
The University of New Hampshire Survey Center’s most recent Granite State Poll shows Governor Chris Sununu with high approval ratings after his first seven months in office. And,
“Nearly three in four Granite Staters feel the state is headed in the right direction, the highest percentage in a decade.” | More…
PORTSMOUTH — Police are investigating a hit-and-run crash report from a traffic flagger, who said he was injured by a driver with a “TRUMP1” license plate who fled the scene.
Patrol officers and firefighters responded to the area of the Plains ball field on Tuesday at about 4:30 p.m. when the flagger reported being hit by someone driving a PT Cruiser with the New Hampshire vanity tag. Police Sgt. Eric Kinsman said the incident remains under investigation and no one had been charged by Wednesday morning. According to police radio communications at the time of the incident, officers searched the area for the vehicle, based on the victim’s description. | More…
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