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Cops Say a Texas Trucker Blocked N.H. School Buses With About 170 Beer Bottles in the Cab
On Friday, Oct. 23, a caller told police in Bow, New Hampshire, that a tractor-trailer was blocking school buses in the town’s bus lot at 12 Robinson Road. The officers who answered the call already knew the truck. A few hours earlier, the department had searched for the same rig after a report that it was leaving a truck stop with an intoxicated driver. They hadn’t found it.
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Dover finds new site for temporary warming center, with cots
DOVER — City officials announced the Veterans Building at 156 Back River Road will be used as a temporary emergency cold-weather warming center starting Nov. 15, instead of the McConnell Center cafeteria , and it will have cots for sleeping. The McConnell Center had been previously announced as the temporary site because of construction delays for the new Strafford County warming center , which is being built on County Farm Road. The new center won't be ready for the start of the 2026-27 season, which runs mid-November to mid-April. Dover officials previously said the McConnell Center cafeteria would not have offered beds or cots, only chairs, and members of the homeless population using that site would have to leave by 7 a.m. due to other operations in the building, which includes city and school offices and a daycare. The city-owned Veterans Building has room for cots, city officials announced. Strafford County’s contracted warming center operator, East Coast Evolution Leadership, will run the center at this location and the new center, when it opens. Officials stated the warming center is opened based on weather, as determined by the emergency management directors of Dover, Rochester and Somersworth, when extreme or severe weather
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Declaratory Judgment + $275K in Attorney Fees in Settlement of N.H. "XX" Wristbands Case
The Institute for Free Speech, which litigated the case, reports on the settlement agreement:. Take off the wristbands or leave. That was the message Bow school officials gave parents and a grandfather who were silently protesting in support of female-only sports by wearing pink "XX" wristbands at a girls' high school soccer game in 2024…. After more than two years of litigation …, the Bow School District has agreed to a judgment declaring that it violated the plaintiffs' rights by barring them from wearing the wristbands at the game. U.S…. The settlement also provides $275,000 in attorneys' fees and costs.