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Shawn Hanson of Hanson Logging in New Ipswich screams along with his son Jake at the 'Override the Vetos" Rally at the State House on Thursday, September 6, 2018.

Politics, Uncategorized

Industry Fights Biomass Veto

by Ethan Dewitt Concord MonitorSeptember 6, 2018

Rus Rilee speaks at the press conference announcing a lawsuit filed against the Department of Children Youth and Families (DCYF) and families’ call for immediate reform of the agency.

Plaintiff Says Settlement Sends Message

by Ethan Dewitt Concord MonitorSeptember 4, 2018

Republican gubernatorial candidate Chris Sununu listens during a televised debate at New England College in Henniker on Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2016. (ELIZABETH FRANTZ / Monitor staff)

Report: DCYF Backlog Persists In Granite State

by Ethan Dewitt Concord MonitorAugust 18, 2018

Scott Bowles' daily regimen of prescription drugs is pictured March 6, 2013, in Van Nuys, California. USA Today's Bowles had a kidney and pancreas transplant to treat his juvenile diabetes. He kept a journal of the experience, which ran as a series in the newspaper and in his book, "The Needle and the Damage Done." (Robert Hanashiro/USA Today/MCT)
MCTIn letters to 14 pharmaceutical companies, two congressmen said they’re investigating “the recent staggering price increases for generic drugs used to treat everything from common medical conditions to life-threatening illnesses.”

DEA, N.H. in Legal Tussle Over Data on Prescriptions

by Ethan Dewitt Concord MonitorAugust 16, 2018

Laila Ruffin, a recent graduate of Concord High School, speaks in favor of gun control measures in the wake of a string of school shootings around the country, Aug. 15, 2018.

N.H. Students Revive Gun Control Effort

by Ethan Dewitt Concord MonitorAugust 16, 2018

Scott Bowles' daily regimen of prescription drugs is pictured March 6, 2013, in Van Nuys, California. USA Today's Bowles had a kidney and pancreas transplant to treat his juvenile diabetes. He kept a journal of the experience, which ran as a series in the newspaper and in his book, "The Needle and the Damage Done." (Robert Hanashiro/USA Today/MCT)
MCTIn letters to 14 pharmaceutical companies, two congressmen said they’re investigating “the recent staggering price increases for generic drugs used to treat everything from common medical conditions to life-threatening illnesses.”

N.H., Feds Face Off on Data Sharing

by Ethan Dewitt Concord MonitorAugust 15, 2018

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Politics, Uncategorized

N.H. Lawmaker Faces Charges Of Harassment

by Ethan Dewitt Concord MonitorAugust 10, 2018

This photo provided by the Concord Police Department shows New Hampshire state Sen. Jeff Woodburn. Woodburn, the Senate's minority leader, faces charges including simple assault, domestic violence and criminal mischief stemming from the encounters that took place both last year and this year. Woodburn is accused of hitting and biting a woman and kicking in the door of her house. (Concord Police Department via AP)

Woodburn Plans to Keep N.H. Senate Seat as He Fights Domestic Violence Charges, Vacates Leadership Role

by Ethan Dewitt Concord MonitorAugust 7, 2018

Woodburn Might Stay on Ballot

by Ethan Dewitt Concord MonitorAugust 3, 2018

Sen. Jeff Woodburn, a Democrat from Dalton, speaks with other Democrat senators during a recess in the Senate chamber on Thursday, April 17, 2014. Woodburn and other Democrats voted in favor of the death penalty repeal bill, with the exception of Sen. Lou D'Allesandro, of Manchester. The final count was 12-12 against a repeal bill that passed the House yesterday.

(ANDREA MORALES / Monitor staff)

Top N.H. Senate Democrat Arrested

by Ethan Dewitt Concord MonitorAugust 2, 2018