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Two New Hampshire parents were arrested in Dover Monday and charged with child endangerment after police said they found their four children living in conditions “that raised significant health and sanitation concerns.”

N.H. parents charged with child endangerment after kids discovered in ‘severely unsanitary conditions,’ police say - The Boston Globe

The children removed from the home are 9, 3, and 23-month-old twins, police said.

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High concentrations of chlorophyll-a were detected, meaning there was also higher algae density in the water, officials with NCCOS said, indicating “a massive bloom along the entire coast of Maine, New Hampshire, and in Massachusetts down to Plymouth.”

Officials pinpoint culprit behind massive ‘chocolate tide’ algae bloom from Maine to Massachusetts - The Boston Globe

Satellite imagery showed how the sprawling bloom had 'dramatically intensified' a week ago.

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A New Hampshire judge on Thursday dismissed the latest petition for a new trial from Pamela Smart, who is serving life in prison for orchestrating the murder of her husband by her teenage student more than three decades ago.

Judge rejects Pamela Smart’s latest bid for a new trial in 1990 accomplice to murder case - The Boston Globe

Smart was a 22-year-old high school media coordinator when she began an affair with the 15-year-old boy who later fatally shot her husband, Gregory Smart, in Derry.

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A man accused of killing a restaurant patron and wounding two other people in a shooting at a Nashua, N.H., country club last year has notified the court that he may use an insanity defense when the case heads to trial, court records show.

Man accused in deadly N.H. country club shooting may use insanity defense, court records show - The Boston Globe

Attorneys for Hunter Nadeau filed a notice in court saying that they may argue he is not criminally responsible because “he was suffering from a mental disease or defect” at the time.

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A New Hampshire judge declared a mistrial Tuesday in the case of a former youth detention center worker charged with repeatedly raping a teenage boy after his accuser briefly testified about allegations involving other staff.

Mistrial declared in N.H. youth detention center sex abuse case - The Boston Globe

Jeffrey Buskey is charged with 21 counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault against David Meehan, who was 14 when he arrived at the Youth Development Center in 1995.

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The Moka Pot, a coffee shop less than a block from City Hall in downtown Manchester, N.H., was vandalized early Wednesday in an incident that left the business marred with several broken windows and racist graffiti, police said.

Police investigate suspected hate crime at N.H. coffee shop vandalized with racist graffiti - The Boston Globe

“This was more than property damage,” the police chief said. “It was a deliberate act intended to intimidate and instill fear.”

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Gordon J. MacDonald, the chief justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court, resigned on Tuesday, admitting that he violated the judicial code of conduct in a matter involving a nearly $50,000 payout to one of his senior staffers.

N.H. Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigns, admitting misconduct - The Boston Globe

“I believe this is in the best interests of the New Hampshire Judicial Branch,” he wrote in a letter to the governor. “I accept responsibility and accountability for my conduct.”

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Adam Montgomery, whose conviction of second-degree murder for fatally beating his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony, was overturned on appeal, is expected to go back on trial for allegedly causing her death — but not for at least another year.

Adam Montgomery retrial expected in late 2027 for alleged murder of daughter, Harmony - The Boston Globe

His existing convictions mean he is already subject to a total sentence of more than four decades in prison

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Ellen Read, a New Hampshire state representative who has faced backlash for asserting “legislative privilege” to seek the dismissal of two speeding tickets, was acquitted on a technicality in one of the cases after a peculiar bench trial Friday.

N.H. lawmaker who claimed ‘legislative privilege’ to dispute two speeding tickets acquitted in one case - The Boston Globe

The judge rejected state Representative Ellen Read’s constitutional argument, but also found the prosecution hadn’t adequately supported its case at trial.

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Dorsey said history educators need to provide a solid factual foundation whenever their lessons touch on historical events that students didn’t experience firsthand. That’s true for the Reconstruction era and the War of 1898, and it’s also true for the 9/11 attacks, he said.

‘It’s just impossible to convey to people who didn’t live through that’: A UNH professor on teaching about 9/11 - The Boston Globe

These days, the professor said it’s gotten easier for students to discuss the context that preceded 9/11 and the ramifications that followed.

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As a New Hampshire native, Gasper’s playing and scouting opportunities were far less frequent than they would have been in other parts of the country. At 5 feet 9 inches and modest power, he lacked the frame and screaming tools to capture the industry’s imagination.

What turned New Hampshire’s Mickey Gasper into a Red Sox hero? His ‘delusional’ determination. - The Boston Globe

Gasper’s recent 16-game run at the plate have few precedents in Sox history, and stands as a testament to his extraordinary level of perseverance.

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Republican incumbent Governor Kelly Ayotte was projected to clinch her party’s nomination on Tuesday, easily defeating two lesser-known GOP challengers as she prepares to face off with Democratic candidate Cinde Warmington in the Nov. 3 general election. trib.al/uXMvvZS

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