Three convicted sex offenders wouldn't have been freed this spring because of missed deadlines if the Hillsborough County Superior Court clerk's office had had a better process for handling the three cases and prosecutors had reminded the clerks of those deadlines, according to an investigative report released yesterday.
New Hampton's town offices weren't enough to hold a crowd of 50 residents outraged they hadn't been informed that convicted child killer Raymond Guay moved to town nearly two months ago.
Minutes before an undercover team of U.S. marshals captured Ed Brown on the front porch of his fortified Plainfield home, he told one of the agents officials wouldn't arrest him, according to the marshal, who testified at Brown's trial for conspiracy and weapons possession yesterday.
New Hampshire soldiers are among the 3,000 troops who will head to Afghanistan next year in what will be the Vermont National Guard's largest deployment since World War II.
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