Gunshots “Were Fired” in Milton. The State Won’t Say By Whom
Dexter Dow examines the Attorney General's first statement on the Milton police shooting in May 2026, which said gunshots were fired but not by whom.
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Dexter Dow examines the Attorney General's first statement on the Milton police shooting in May 2026, which said gunshots were fired but not by whom.
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New Hampshire's $2 million stopgap food-assistance plan for SNAP recipients during the fall 2025 federal shutdown, and how it compared with lost benefits.
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