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Crashes; Fugitive Surrenders; Food Donated; More: PM Patch NH

Also: 2 accused of drug dealing on the Seacoast; dairy woes; jumpstart finances; state of the state next week; need help with utility bills?

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PM Patch NH for Feb. 15: Judicial conduct committee nominee; arrests; cool homes for sale; healthy heart month; more.
PM Patch NH for Feb. 15: Judicial conduct committee nominee; arrests; cool homes for sale; healthy heart month; more. (Tony Schinella/Patch)

CONCORD, NH — A long-time member of New Hampshire law enforcement has been named to the state’s judicial conduct committee.

John Mullen, a former Amherst police officer and state trooper, was named to the committee on Friday. For more than three decades, he has been working in various forms of law enforcement — from police officer, to trooper, to compliance. Most recently, during the past eight years or so, Mullen worked for the New Hampshire State Police Professional Standards Unit as a compliance sergeant. He was promoted later to the rank of lieutenant in 2016 and eventually served as the commander of the Professional Standards Unit.

The state of New Hampshire’s Judicial Conduct Committee reviews the conduct of judges in an effort to sustain public confidence in the judicial system. The committee was formed in 1973 after New Hampshire became one of the first states in the country to adopt a code of judicial conduct. It has been overseeing disciplinary actions since 1977.

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State Of The State Address

Gov. Chris Sununu will deliver the State of the State address at 10 a.m. on Feb. 17 from the Joint Convention of the Legislature at the DoubleTree in Manchester.

The address will be broadcast on WMUR-TV as well as the New Hampton General Court livestream, which can be found here.

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Need Help With Utility Bills?

Energy costs are up … way up, this winter, due to a “global energy crunch.”

One New Hampshire electric utility company, Unitil, has gathered information on budget billing and payment plan programs to assist customers. The company is also working with Community Action Program agencies to point people to fuel assistance as well as third party suppliers.

Click on the Unitil information here.

Here is everything else going on in New Hampshire right now.

After 8 Months On The Lam, 2-Time NH Fugitive Surrenders Again

Update: Marissa Anne Rondeau turned herself in to Laconia police on multiple outstanding warrants after she was tracked down in Florida.

No Injuries After Car, Tractor-Trailer Collide In Chichester

A three-vehicle crash was also reported on North Main Street in Concord while a pickup truck rolled in Henniker on Monday.

Teen Arrested On Another DWI Charge After Burglary, Crash: Report

Jonathan Ruharuka, who was convicted of DUI and other charges in 2021, was arrested after an accident on North Spring Street in Concord.

Rockingham Sheriffs Accuse 2 From Portsmouth Of Drug Dealing

A two-month investigation and raid of a Homewood Suites room led to charges against Bradford Sargent Jr. and Jannelle Brown on Wednesday.

Concord Agencies Receive 2.1 Tons Of Food For The Hungry

Capital Region Food Program serviced 14 orgs with 240 cases of food on Feb. 8 after receiving donations from individuals and businesses.

Andover Man Faces False Imprisonment, Assault Charges: Police Log

Concord man arrested on drunken driving charge; Connecticut driver also charged with DWI; Warner man face theft charge; warrant arrests.

Nashua Man Arrested On Burglary Charges: Police Log

Elderly man faces false imprisonment, domestic violence charges; nonappearance in court warrants; driver charged with habitual offender.

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