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Richard Hartley resigns from New Hampshire Port Authority - Valley News (opens the original)
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Richard Hartley, a Coast Guard veteran hired to lead the state’s port authority in 2025, abruptly resigned on Thursday. The Pease Development Authority, which oversees the position, did not provide an explanation for his departure. Hartley could not be reached for comment. In a statement, Paul Brean, the authority’s executive director, thanked Hartley for his work. “Ports and Harbors has experienced significant progress over the past year, and we remain focused on continuing that momentum and su
DOJ orders NH to keep 2024 ballots amid ongoing litigation - Valley News (opens the original)
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Typically, towns and cities in New Hampshire can begin shredding old paper ballots 22 months after an election. But as that retention window neared its end for the 2024 general election, the U.S. Department of Justice ordered state officials to keep the records. In a letter dated September 4, a Justice Department attorney instructed New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan to retain all hard copies of records, citing “ongoing litigation” against the state without naming a case. The federal
Lawsuit targets NH housing privacy via Minut sensors - Valley News (opens the original)
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In late 2024, the Concord Housing and Redevelopment Authority, a federally funded housing provider in New Hampshire’s capital city, began installing small devices that look like smoke detectors in an estimated 300 residential units they manage. The gadgets, though, do more than alert the tenants to a fire. Made by a Swedish company called Minut, the devices can detect smoke from cigarettes, monitor noise levels, or even the number of people in a unit. The company, as well as the landlords, essen
DOJ observers to visit NH polls in Sept 8 primaries - Valley News (opens the original)
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An unknown number of election observers from the U.S. Department of Justice will visit polling locations in Manchester and Nashua during the September 8 state primary election, part of a nationwide push by the Trump administration to monitor for what it calls potential violations of election security. Local voting officials say they welcome the extra monitoring, and don’t foresee any impact on voters or the tallying of results. While it has been routine for the federal government under both Demo
New Hampshire man gets 80 years for fetal homicide - Valley News (opens the original)
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William Kelly was sentenced Monday in Carroll County Superior Court to serve two consecutive 40-year-to-life sentences for killing his girlfriend, Christine Falzone, and her unborn child in 2023. Kelly was convicted earlier this year of two counts of second-degree murder by a jury. The prosecution and sentencing marked the first use in New Hampshire of a 2018 fetal homicide law that allows for potential life sentences for killing a fetus that is at least 20 weeks old. Kelly assaulted Falzone ins
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