Thomas Macholl was a longtime Connecticut state trooper before being hired in New Hampshire in 2016 as a corrections officer. He had never faced disciplinary action until April 27, 2023, when he was fired before being reinstated by the state Personnel Appeals Board. The state Corrections Department is currently appealing…
Continue reading →The New Hampshire Department of Education is appealing a federal court ruling striking down the state’s controversial “divisive concepts” law, reopening a court case about whether the state can regulate how educators discuss race, gender, and other topics with students. The appeal came two months after a federal court judge…
Continue reading →HousingWire is proud to announce the 2024 list of Insiders, recognizing 70 exceptional operational leaders who are instrumental in driving the success of their companies and the broader housing industry. Now in its 9th year, the HousingWire Insiders award honors the operations professionals whose dedication, innovation, and expertise have a…
Continue reading →In this file image, ex-Portsmouth attorney Justin Nadeau, a friend of former city police sergeant Aaron Goodwin, testifies in the Webber Revocable Living Trust hearing at the 7th Circuit-Probate Division-Dover, NH. (Courtesy of Rich Beauchesne/Seacoastonline) Disbarred ex-Portsmouth lawyer Justin Nadeau has been arrested on allegations he received hundreds of thousands…
Continue reading →As brokerage firms fine tune how to handle the business practice changes outlined in the terms of the National Association of Realtors’ nationwide commission lawsuit settlement agreement, which are set to go into effect on August 17, many are focusing on how their agents will handle compensation on both the…
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