Jury Awards YDC Victim $38M In Civil Case; AG Says State Will Pay $475K: PM Patch NH

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Jury Awards $38M To First YDC Victim, Largest In New Hampshire History: The jury found the state liable for the culture of abuse, corruption, and coverup at the Sununu Youth Services Center in Manchester.

Nashua Woman Faces Burglary Charge After April Temple Street Incident: Kailey Rowley is accused of burglarizing an apartment with others last month, one of whom was armed with a box cutter.

Concord Man Arrested On Aggravated DUI Charge After Crash: Police Log: Plus: Penacook man arrested for indecent exposure again; Allenstown woman arrested twice in 6 days; Hillsboro felon faces weapon charges.

Nashua Felon Indicted On Meth Sales, Other Charges: Court Roundup: Plus: Concord man indicted on theft charges; Hudson, Merrimack drug indictments; Greenville man indicted on Mason habitual offender charge.

Wilmot Man Indicted On More Sexual Assault Charges: Court Roundup: Plus: Concord man indicted on strangulation charge; Allenstown man accused of burglary; Epsom man indicted on conspiracy ID fraud charge.

It's Time:' Senate President Bradley Says He Won't Seek Reelection: The Wolfeboro Republican and former Congressman said, at 71, he reached a "crossroads"; receives accolades from both sides of the aisle.

Some NH Public Pools And Spas Could Be Illegal Under New Regulations: Public bathing facilities can be found at condominium complexes, apartment complexes, youth recreation camps, public parks, and more.

Thousands Of People Come To Manchester For World's Largest Taco Tour: Nearly 20,000 came downtown, consuming $3 tacos at dozens of restaurants. The event was presented by the Manchester Chamber of Commerce.

Sununu Angry Over Antisemitic Campus Protests; Calls Out 'Spineless' NH Democrats: Gov. Chris Sununu spent Thursday praising Dartmouth College and UNH for their level-headed handling of anti-Israel protests Wednesday night.

Dozens Arrested In NH During Protests On College Campuses: PM Patch NH: Also: Crashes; prison guard fights firing; rep. admits dead mom voted in the presidential primary; fun things to do; hammering polluters.

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