Perkins alleges she was unexpectedly released by New England College, in Henniker, in April during an online meeting “in a humiliating and crude manner,” according to her lawsuit. She alleges her firing was the culmination of a campaign of misogyny and a culture of gender bias among certain top officials at the school she led for more than a decade. READ MORE
Adam Montgomery is asking a judge to continue his trial because one of his attorneys has taken a non-lawyer job with the New Hampshire Public Defender. READ MORE
The trial of a Washington state man charged with shooting a Concord couple to death as they walked on a city trail in April 2022 will begin with jury selection Oct. 2. READ MORE
Adam Montgomery, who will be tried in November on charges he murdered his 5-year-old daughter, is appealing his conviction in a separate case involving stolen guns. READ MORE
A woman accused of attacking another woman with a hatchet during a melee late Saturday afternoon in a Cedar Street back alley was ordered held without bail. READ MORE
Prior to the implementation of New Hampshire’s centralized system for involuntary emergency admissions in March 2022, individuals with mental illnesses were confined to emergency rooms for extended periods, sometimes stretching into weeks while waiting for a hearing that was mandated to take place within three days. READ MORE
Former state Sen. Andy Sanborn and his wife, Rep. Laurie Sanborn, of Bedford, could face criminal charges in connection with $844,000 in federal pandemic aid that state officials say Andy Sanborn fraudulently obtained and spent on at least three high-end race cars, car parts, and 27 years of prepaid rent for another business he owns. READ MORE
Additional money for an expert defense witness was approved by Judge John Kissinger Friday, a month before Logan Clegg, charged with shooting a Concord couple to death, is scheduled to go to trial. READ MORE
The murder took place at the intersection of Kaye and South Willow streets at the entance to the Mall of New Hampshire. Tyrese Harris had cut off Dzemal Cardakovic as both men were coming off Interstate 293 and onto South Willow Street. Cardakovic laid on his horn and Harris gave him the middle finger. READ MORE
Documents obtained by the Attorney General’s Civil Law Bureau “contain evidence indicating Mr. Sanborn’s knowing and willful execution of a scheme and artifice to defraud the United States Small Business Administration.” READ MORE
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