The New Hampshire Department of Corrections typically has two classes of graduates from its training academy each year, one around March and one around August. But this past August, the department got so few candidates it didn’t even have an academy class and thus didn’t hire any new corrections officers, department officials told the Bulletin. […]
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LACONIA — Saying the future of the County Nursing Home hangs in the balance, the Belknap County Commissioners are recommending a $13.4 million…
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