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(Gerardo Zavala/Daily Democrat), Our objective was to plan an Almond Festival and we did it rain or shine, Laura Gordon, vice president of the Esparto Regional Chamber of Commerce and an organizer of the Almond Festival, said. The Deltas state and federal systems export an average of 4 to 5 million acre-feet a year. The transportation fee can be avoided if you choose to pick up your newspaper at one of our distribution centers. The limitations and exclusions apply to anything related to all claims against Foster's Daily Democrat, including but not limited to claims related to this agreement, Foster's Daily Democrat, or fosters.com. In addition to its Dover headquarters, Foster's maintains news bureaus in Rochester and Portsmouth, New Hampshire . We dont need more reservoirs and dams that will divert more water from the rivers, he said. So, you know, in my eyes, innocent until proven guilty. He holds a masters degree in public administration from Columbia University. The weather service forecast strong winds Monday in Kansas and Missouri, with gusts topping 60 mph (96 kph). Now, is that because they're on the Laurie List, or is it because of their conduct, what they did to earn that spot? This is what's next. Thats at the reservoir, he said. An internal investigation followed, and he was fired on April 7. He was born in Medford, Massachusetts on July 27, 1938 to Charles A. and Marion McCarthy Crocco. Sununu's proposed licensure reforms, New Hampshire House gives initial approval to recreational marijuana legalization bill, NH State police respond to multiple crashes during storm, Ramaswamy visits New Hampshire as he launches Republican presidential bid, Some New Hampshire schools opt for remote learning instead of snow day, Concord to post weight limits on roads as warm weather hits early, How much water should the Warner River have? 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He was partnered with another officer at all times. Valerie Pryor, its general manager, said frequent droughts and residential demand have squeezed supplies, making Sites an appealing option. The North Hampton Select Board had more to do with a petition to take a homeowner's land by eminent domain than they initially let on. And it's also, as we see in this case, it is often up to police chiefs to decide what kind of conduct they are willing to overlook, what type of conduct they report up the chain of command and what type of conduct they are willing to accept in hiring a police officer. For the town of Lee, he wasn't allowed to work alone. 1 covering up to $875 million and much of the rest coming from federal loans to water suppliers. A winter storm warning covered parts of the Northeast, including Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Rhode Island, with heavy snow forecast for Monday evening through Tuesday afternoon. The line of quick-moving thunderstorms that produced a swath of damaging wind gusts across likely qualified as a derecho, although thats not an official designation, said Nolan Meister, a National Weather Service meteorologist. And in the end, if what you're telling me is true, you'll be a police officer. Government Organization. In addition to its Dover headquarters, Foster's maintains news bureaus in Rochester and Portsmouth, New Hampshire. If you fail to file your claim against Foster's Daily Democrat within one year, the claim is permanently barred. Ultimately, that decision is made by [New Hampshire Police Standards and Training Council], the statewide accrediting body. As much as 10 inches could fall in western Massachusetts, northwest Connecticut and southern Vermont. And that's what I told him. What was it like being there? Subscribers, remember to sign in to your account in the app to unlock your unlimited access. 12:41 p.m. At 6 North Main St., people are illegally throwing trash in the dumpster. 1,007 followers. Rochester, NH Scanner Alerts. You cannot recover any other damages, including consequential, lost profits, special, indirect, incidental, or punitive damages. The newspaper also carries entertainment, world and national news from the Associated Press, as well as both AP and locally generated sports stories. Related Pages. Parts of the Northeast that have seen little snow this winter were under a winter storm warning. Full Access with print edition subscriptions: Claims: All claims must be filed within one year. NHPR is nonprofit and independent. "Defining What's Important.". A vehicle plate is noted. 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But Sites would be whats called an off-channel reservoir, built away from the river. Foster's Daily Democrat SubscribeSign In SubscribeHi, Sign Out eNewspapers Portsmouth Herald eNewspaper Fosters Daily Democrat eNewspaper EDGE eNewspaper Exeter News-Letter eNewspaper. Make a gift to NHPR today for your chance to win a trip for 2 to Ireland! We figured, while the snows there, might as well make a snowman out of it.. You can see all of the most recent top stories here. A look at the weather threats around the country: Thunderstorms were forecast Monday to produce damaging gusts across the Ohio Valley, according to the Storm Prediction Center. And forecasters warned of continued high winds in parts of the Plains and of thunderstorms and possible tornadoes in the Ohio Valley. Download our app to personalize your news alerts, swipe and scroll through stories faster, and bookmark them to save and read later. Brown said the availability of preexisting canals makes the project viable. You know, when asked during the hearing if Kondrup intentionally lied to his superiors, he said, no, I wasn't forthcoming. And so that was where the council had to look at, okay, what is the difference between lying by omission, not telling the whole truth and not being forthcoming? In May, the Sites authority is releasing its final report addressing the potential environmental impacts. $40M Contract Will Help 25,000 Rural Homes Get Broadband in N.H. Bradley Bill To Reauthorize Medicaid Expansion Receives Broad Bipartisan Support, Cannabis Legalization Gets Initial Approval From N.H. House, Councilor Warmington Accuses Wheeler of Long Practice of Silent Voting, AG Says Its OK, House Gives Initial Approval To Expand Medicaid for Immigrants, Pregnant Women, Minimum Wage Goes Down Again but Some State Workers Do Well, Whistleblower: Safety Commissioner Quinn Rushed Gun Background Checks, Bill would have NH join rest of nation in requiring seat belt use, Exec. 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Hohler, Bob. Other big tasks include buying land from local owners, ripping out a country road, demolishing structures, removing septic systems, clearing trees, scouring out mountains of topsoil and distributing it to local farms, and relocating two private cemeteries. Most of the Zone 7 agencys water comes from the State Water Project, which is increasingly strained by drought and so far this year will deliver only 35% of requested water. Office of the Chief of Police Parking Bureau Photo Gallery Press Releases Public Safety Dispatch Records Strategic Planning Statistics and Reports Support Services Teen Center Arrest Log Weekly Arrest Logs of the Dover Police Department: Click here for: https://online2.dover.nh.gov/public/1/deptnum//cab/Police_Reports You can access the eNewspaper directly at fosters.com/eNewspaper. Boston could get 5 inches and a messy Tuesday morning commute, according to the weather service. About 15 families live in and near the town of Sites, so building the reservoir will require their relocation. No off-topic remarks. Homes and other structures in the small Sacramento Valley town of Sites will be removed when the Sites Reservoir is built. The Sunday paper was a joint venture by Foster's and its sister paper in Laconia, New Hampshire, The Citizen, also owned by Geo. Arrest Log: 2023.02.19: Arrest Log: 2023.02.12: Arrest Log: 2023.02.05: Arrest Log: 2023.01.29: Arrest Log: 2023.01.22: Arrest Log: 2023.01.15: Arrest Log: 2023.01.08 . Founded by Joshua L. Foster on June 18, 1873, the paper was named after the U.S. Democratic Party, which then was the conservative and less-popular party in New England. One route to the Mojave Desert was open only to downhill traffic. 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Breaking news alerts and updates on our tablet and smartphone apps. Brown, the project authoritys executive director, said acquiring the private properties will be included in the project cost. North Hampton Select Board originated petition on failed eminent domain bid. There were reports of nine tornadoes in Kansas, Oklahoma and northwestern Texas, weather officials said. 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Moreover, pressure is on Southern California to sharply cut its use of water from the Colorado River, perhaps increasing the importance of Delta water to Southern California. Whats taking so long? What does that mean for you? And then third, and this is what's curious. Building all of these features will account for much of the reservoirs $4 billion price tag. And that's despite, you know, not having active certification at the time. He spent nearly a decade in the non-profit world, working with international development agencies and anti-poverty groups. The editorial page editor is Jon Breen. Associated Press writers from across the country contributed to this report. Has the list served as an effective tool in preventing cops with credibility issues from, you know, leaving one department and moving to another? You know, our reporting has found that of the 90 names released so far, more than 80 of those officers are no longer working as police in the state. 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