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Manchester principal charged with second DUI (opens the original)
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The principal of Manchester High School Central is facing her second driving-under-the-influence charge in less than a decade after being arrested in Bow in July, according to State Police and court documents. Debora Ann Roukey, 58, of Weare, was arrested on July 12 in Bow on charges of driving under the influence, DUI-2nd offense, speeding 16-20 mph over the 65 mph speed limit and crossing the yellow/solid line, according to paperwork from Concordâs district court. Roukey was released on pers
Manchester principal charged with second DUI (opens the original)
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The principal of Manchester High School Central is facing her second driving-under-the-influence charge in less than a decade after being arrested in Bow in July, according to State Police and court documents. Debora Ann Roukey, 58, of Weare, was arrested on July 12 in Bow on charges of driving under the influence, DUI-2nd offense, speeding 16-20 mph over the 65 mph speed limit and crossing the yellow/solid line, according to paperwork from Concordâs district court. Roukey was released on pers
City Hall: 'Mayor' Gravel on the mic; city scores federal court win over on-call back pay (opens the original)
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Whenever Lisa Gravel of Belmont Street in Ward 7 heads to the microphone for the public comment portions of meetings of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen, it has become appointment viewing. At a meeting earlier this month, Gravel said she looked into student enrollment numbers at Southside Middle School, calling what she found "upsetting." "When fifth grade was added to Southside in the 2021-22 school year, it had 853 students. Today, it has 744," Gravel said. "That's 109 fewer students, a nearly
Gun-rights group claims ‘major win’ over vehicle search (opens the original)
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A gun-rights organization representing a former Hillsboro-Deering High School student in a lawsuit against school officials challenging a search of the studentâs vehicle âbased solely on the knowledge that he is a legal gun ownerâ is claiming a âmajor winâ after school administrators admitted the search violated the teenâs Fourth Amendment rights. The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) said the United States Constitution âworked exactly as designedâ in the case of Harrington v. Cr
Gun-rights group claims ‘major win’ over vehicle search (opens the original)
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A gun-rights organization representing a former Hillsboro-Deering High School student in a lawsuit against school officials challenging a search of the studentâs vehicle âbased solely on the knowledge that he is a legal gun ownerâ is claiming a âmajor winâ after school administrators admitted the search violated the teenâs Fourth Amendment rights. The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) said the United States Constitution âworked exactly as designedâ in the case of Harrington v. Cr
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