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14TH ANNUAL NH TROOPERS CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT DATE SET...
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14th Annual NH Troopers Charity Golf Tournament
 
The date has been set. The 14th Annual NH Troopers Charity Golf Tournament will be held on July 29, 2013 at the Canterbury Woods Country Club in Canterbury, NH. For team sign up forms and sponsor forms please visit www.nhtroopers.org. This tournament will sell out, so please don't wait to get your forms in. Any questions please email Sean at golf@nhtroopers.org.
 
Can we really afford fewer state troopers?
 
By Tiffany Eddy
Just before Christmas, on a cold blustery night, my husband and I said goodnight to our company, locked-up the  house, checked the doors and set the alarm. That's not the way it was 15 years earlier, when I first came to NewHampshire -- back then I felt no need for house alarms.

In a time that seems so long ago, I loved the fact that bad things didn't happen here. We never bothered locking the doors. We didn't need an alarm, we were safe. That was until one tragic night in Mont Vernon a few years ago. There's not a night now where I don't double-check the alarm, make sure it's set, and think about what was senselessly taken from all of us in a profoundly tragic and violent manner.

Back to that early morning, just two days before Christmas. Our alarm sounded and alerted 911. Before we could fully react, two troopers were outside our home -- ready, making sure my family was safe. - See more at: http://www.nhbr.com/business/insights/994593-277/can-we-really-afford-fewer-state-troopers.html#sthash.YXOeg9iy.dpuf
 
State police's eyes in the sky foil feet of lead
 
By MICHAEL COUSINEAU 
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When a state police trooper clocked a car going 100 mph on Interstate 93 north this month, a state-owned plane tracked the speeding vehicle, which tried to elude police by pulling into a gas station.

When authorities worked to find the body of murdered University of New Hampshire student Elizabeth Marriott, they called on the state helicopter to help cover more ground by searching the Portsmouth area by air.

 
     

 

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From House GOP leaders: lies upon lies

The first thing that struck the Portsmouth Herald editorial board last week when disgraced House Majority Leader D.J. Bettencourt came in with Speaker Bill O'Brien for a meeting was his youth. At 28, he was the youngest House majority leader in the state's history, and he looks his age.
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Wisconsin results could inspire more attacks on unions

MILWAUKEE — Wisconsin Republican Gov. Scott Walker’s recall election victory and the vote of two California cities to curb the pensions of city workers may embolden political leaders across the country to take on labor unions, experts said Wednesday.
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2nd round likely in right-to-work bout

The right-to-work fight is over for this year, but as Yogi Berra once said: “It ain’t over ‘till it’s over.” When the dust settled on Wednesday’s House session and most of the lawmakers were heading home until January, the House leadership had a rather heated meeting about one of its top priorities going off the rails.
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Right-To-Work Veto Override Fails

CONCORD-A veto of a bill that would bar unions from collecting a share of costs from nonmembers was sustained Wednesday.New Hampshire workers rallied at the Statehouse to support Gov. John Lynch's veto, even though debate wasn't scheduled on the override attempt. The gallery and the hallways surrounding the House chambers were packed. Click here for more.
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Right to work veto override vote coming?

CONCORD — Supporters and opponents of right to work legislation plan to be at the State House in force Wednesday for a possible veto override vote. House Bill 474, which would prohibit unions from collecting dues from non-members, was vetoed by Gov. John Lynch May 11. He said the state should not be interfering with management-employee issues in the state.
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