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Democrats raise questions about DiLorenzo’s wealth — and lack of disclosures (opens the original)
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Anthony DiLorenzo, the Republican nominee in New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District, often touts his success in business on the campaign trail. As Election Day nears, however, Democrats are questioning why his federal campaign disclosures appear to minimize his wealth and fail to list expected assets such as a checking or savings account. The state Democratic Party is also raising concerns about a series of loans DiLorenzo received from a car dealership he founded, shortly before he then loa
Police arrest man for white supremacist graffiti at Manchester cafe (opens the original)
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Manchester officials say a 20-year-old man from Allenstown is facing criminal charges for allegedly smashing a coffee shop’s windows and spray-painting swastikas and the phrase “white power” on the building’s exterior. Tyler Inman was arrested Thursday evening and charged with criminal mischief and falsifying evidence. He’s accused of defacing the coffee shop in the early morning hours of Sept. 16. The New Hampshire Department of Justice announced Friday afternoon that its Civil Rights Unit woul
White House defends taxpayer funded ad as Hassan questions legality (opens the original)
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Sen. Maggie Hassan is criticizing a new television ad praising President Donald Trump that’s paid for with federal tax dollars, warning it may run afoul of the law. In a letter sent to the White House this week, Hassan, a Democrat, asked for detailed information about the funding source of a 30-second commercial that has been in rotation on Fox News and Newsmax. The ad has all the hallmarks of a campaign spot: There are depictions of Trump and the U.S military, a pledge to “defeat communism, soc
CT prepares for weekend nor'easter, which could bring heavy rains, strong winds and coastal flooding (opens the original)
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A strong nor’easter is expected to hit parts of Connecticut and southern New England this weekend with rain, strong winds and coastal flooding. The National Weather Service said winds will continue to strengthen on Friday as the region should expect a “prolonged stretch” of wet and windy conditions through the weekend. Parts of southern Connecticut could see up to 3 inches of rain. Southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod could see up to 6 inches. “Beach erosion, coastal flooding, and wind damage
Head of NH Port Authority resigns, ending turbulent 18-month tenure (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
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