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Former Kia of Somersworth owner found guilty of 32 theft felonies (opens the original)
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A Stratham man was found guilty on felony charges of theft by misapplication of property last week, officials said. The thefts were related to operations at his former business, Kia of Somersworth, according to the New Hampshire Attorney Generalâs Office. A jury found Said Yahyapour, 68, guilty on 32 felony charges, officials announced Friday. The Strafford County Superior Court jury found that, between 2016 and 2017, Yahyapour obtained money from financial institutions either on agreement or
Bedford dump fees are going up (opens the original)
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Officials in Bedford are raising transfer station fees effective next Wednesday. Town staff recommended raising the municipal solid waste rate from $165 per ton to $170 per ton to keep revenues consistent with costs. The town hasnât increased fees since 2023. Residential construction and demolition rates increased to $170 per ton from $165 and commercial rates rose to $200 per ton from $185. While the higher fees may not directly affect residents who bring their ordinary household waste and re
North Woodstock man dies hiking Mt. Willard in Carroll (opens the original)
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A hiker died on Mt. Willard Trail in Carroll after suffering a medical emergency on Wednesday, New Hampshire Fish and Game officials said. John Campbell, 69, of North Woodstock died following an unknown medical event. NH Fish and Game personnel learned of a hiker suffering from a medical emergency on the trail just before 3 p.m. Passing hikers performed CPR on the individual while making a call to 911. Twin Mountain Fire and EMS responded, hiking a quarter mile with medical gear to reach the sce
Merrimack legislators to sponsor PFAS, road salt bills (opens the original)
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State legislators who represent Merrimack have submitted legislative service requests with respect to water quality, town councilors learned Sept. 10. Councilor Nancy Murphy (D), who also represents Hillsborough County in the State House, and State Rep. Rosemarie Rung, D-Hillsborough, told town councilors theyâd either filed or planned to file LSRs relative to PFAS and salt ground water contamination. Legislative service requests are official asks made by state representatives or senators to t
Merrimack Park Place developer hopes to change order of construction (opens the original)
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Thomas Monahan, the man behind the Merrimack Park Place development, told members of that townâs planning board that heâs hit a snag. Gordon Leedy, landscape architect with Tighe & Bond and Monahan appeared before the board during their Sept. 15 meeting to discuss the future of Merrimack Park Place. âWe, back in 2021, received a site plan approval for a so-called Phase I site Plan, that was conditional use permit and site plan approval for a phase one that consisted of a residential develo
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