Portsmouth area crime arrests list dates and charges
A sequence of arrests is reported with ages and addresses for incidents in Portsmouth and nearby towns. Individuals include Adam J. Hammond 17 charged with conspiracy Michelle Marie Laduc 42 charged with criminal threatening Marc Stephen Goldman 34 charged with narcotics possession and bench warrants Stephanie M. Callahan 25 charged with driving after revocation Scott James Degan 25 charged with DWI and aggravated DWI Mykel G. Caret 26 charged with intoxication placed in protective custody Donald Meier 49 charged with receiving stolen property Alfred Jerome Whitaker Jr. 23 charged with reckless conduct Mark Ryan Linkenviz 22 charged with resisting arrest Drew Muslim 20 and Arlene Tyler 42 charged with disorderly conduct Gloria M. Haire 42 charged with DWI Rachel Marie Reed 34 charged with two counts of simple assault and intoxication Michelle Marie Laduc 42 charged with multiple offenses including simple assault and resisting arrest Larry A. Blethen 59 charged with conduct after an accident Jamal D. Hemingway 18 charged with bench warrants and false report to law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam J. Hammond
Gosling Road
Michelle Marie Laduc
Gosport Road
Marc Stephen Goldman
Hillside Drive
Stephanie M. Callahan
Coaklet Road
Scott James Degan
Middle St. No. 7
Mykel G. Caret
Union St
Donald Meier
New Hampshire
Alfred Jerome Whitaker Jr
Box 1505
Andalusia
Ala
Mark Ryan Linkenviz
Raleigh Way
Drew Muslim
Allentown
Penn
Arlene Tyler
Lafayette Road
Gloria M. Haire
Portland Ave
Dover
Rachel Marie Reed
Islington St
Larry A. Blethen
P.O. Box
Kittery
Maine
Jamal D. Hemingway
Maplewood Ave
Rye speed monitor project moves forward with donations
Rye Police Chief Alan Gould needs 1,500 more dollars to buy a seven thousand dollar electronic speed monitor. A grant from the New Hampshire Highway Safety Agency will fund the rest. Demonstration model on Washington Road shows drivers their speed and prompts slower driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
Alan Gould
Gould
New Hampshire Highway Safety Agency
Washington Road
Former Newfields principal indicted on dozen child porn counts
Barry Ring, 61, of Newmarket, was indicted on twelve counts of possession of child pornography. Authorities say images were found on a school computer issued to Ring. no local children are implicated. Ring, previously placed on paid leave after a shoplifting arrest, resigned after a plea deal before the pornography case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood
Newfields
Barry Ring
Newmarket
Ring
Exeter
Benson Sends Not So Subtle Message From Statehouse
Gov Craig Benson visited the Statehouse pressroom after the Senate budget sent to the House, aiming to pre empt confusion about a memo from Don Hill asking departments to prepare CR information. He warned against veto threats and stressed avoiding government shutdown. He framed the process as proper governance while signaling resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House Finance Committee
Craig Benson
Statehouse
Administrative Services
Don Hill
State Department
Benson
House
Governor presses for tight budget amid veto and gun bill battles
Gov Craig Benson uses press time to push a tight budget and pressure lawmakers to adopt a near match. He vetoed bills easing penalties for underage sexual activity and raising taxes on unlicensed insurers. The No Child Left Behind plan was approved with a new state accountability system, and lawmakers negotiated a gun regulation bill to centralize state oversight while guarding public building access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
House
Senate
Benson
Craig Benson
Kelly Ayotte
U.S. Department of Education
Nicholas Donohue
Donohue
Feds
New Hampshire Medicaid surcharge debated in conference
A conference committee works to reconcile House and Senate versions of HB 663 adding a 6 percent surcharge on nursing homes and certain providers to raise 12 to 13 million dollars. The measure aims to boost county nursing home funding while sparing facilities with little Medicaid patients. The House and Senate will again meet to craft compromise details as Medicaid costs rise nationally and fraud concerns grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee
House
Washington
House Energy and Commerce Committee
New Hampshire
State
Senate
Committee of Conference
Jeff Gilbert
North Hampton
Michael O'Neil
Hampton
Neal Kurk
Weare
John Gibson
Merrimack
Lou D’allesandro
Manchester
Bob Odell
Rlempster
Robert Flanders
Antrim
D'Allesandro
D’allesandro
Congressional Budget Office
General Accounting Office
Congress
Associated Press
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Portsmouth
Tor
John K. Tabor, Jr
Portsmouth Herald
Michael P. Connelly
Paul Briand
Gloria J. Bonito
Lars Trodson
Kelvin Parker
Rockingham County
Seacoaster
Vu Delivery
Call
Cal
Pat
John
Gina
Lars
Kathy
Christine
Jonn
Michael
Steve
Devin
Seacoast Newspapers
Ottaway Newspapers, Inc
Maplewood Avenue
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
The
Seacoast
Shir Habermar
Ayotte
Keith Herman
Bob Clegg
New Hampshire Municipal Association
Laconia
U.S. Supreme Court
Peter Heed
High Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
God
Shir Haberman
Shaberman
Seacoastonline.com
N.H. Money
Seastonline.com
Nerd
Personalnerd.com
Inhomenetworks.net
Nale
Washington Rd
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