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âMy motto is the opposite of Michelle Obamaâs. If the president goes low, Iâm going to go lower.â â Republican presidential candidate William Weld, while signing the lower door of the refrigerator at The Conway Daily Sun on Jan. 2, 2020.
âI donât think anybody who runs for mayor in America, thinks, âYou know, do two terms, and then itâs right to the White House. At least not in the city like mine.â â Democratic presidential candidate Peter Buttigieg during an editorial board at The Conway Daily Sun on Jan. 3.
âThey had a little woodpile for protection. Thatâs about it.ââ Ossipee Police Chief Joe Duchesne, describing his officersâ lack of protection during a recent shootout. He asked for $27,000 from town voters to buy body armor for his force on Jan. 14.
Woman arrested for trespass at unsanitary trailer
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State police investigate human remains found in Ossipee
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A judge has scheduled a hearing for next month that could decide whether a state board must provide access to meetings and records involving the certification of New Hampshire police officers.
The Merrimack County Superior Court hearing is on a case filed by the Union Leader Corp. after the New Hampshire Police Standards and Training Council closed a discipline-related certification hearing in October.
The hearings addressed the certification of Loudon police officer Justin Swift, who was fired from his previous employer, the Ossipee Police Department.
While dozens of state boards hold open hearings for licensing and certification of professions ranging from nursing to home inspection, law enforcement certification hearings are closed.