Kelly Ayotte: “I hope that you will look at our letter seriously again, and I think that this has been an issue that New Hampshire has…”

While the SYSC is operating within the law, there are unacceptable systemic issues that must be addressed.

After months of legislative procedure and weeks of waiting for the bill to hit her desk, Ayotte on Thursday signed House Bill 1433.

As chief in Manchester, Al saw firsthand what happens when systems fail to protect children, and he will be a steadfast leader for the Office of the Child Advocate during this period of transition.

Before the Boston Tea Party, we had the Pine Tree Riots here in New Hampshire. That's because the British tried to come in and tax our pine trees and take them for their own, and we said no way.