Todd Bookman is a News Correspondent at NHPR. He covers a range of topics including social issues, crime, and academia, with a particular focus on law and legal affairs, government and politics, and business and economics. Todd's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including WBUR, NPR, and Yahoo News, among others.
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Todd Bookman's coverage largely focuses on government and politics within New Hampshire, with an emphasis on local news. His articles center around evolving political stories, legal policy regulation, and government announcements.
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By: Todd Bookman
They pointed to the attorney general's dual role representing a central witness to the alleged offense: Gov. Chris Sununu.
By: Todd Bookman
A recently announced proposal to shift management and staffing of a state-owned psychiatric hospital for minors to Dartmouth Health hit a roadblock Wednesday.
By: Todd Bookman
Gov. Sununu and members of the Pease Development Authority board met in private with the Attorney General shortly before Geno Marconi was placed on administrative leave. Criminal charges for him — and his wife, Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi — followed.
By: Todd Bookman
Gov. Chris Sununu, Attorney General John Formella, and members of the Pease Development Authority board of directors met at the New Hampshire
By: Todd Bookman
Gov. Chris Sununu, Attorney General John Formella, and members of the Pease Development Authority board of directors met at the New Hampshire Department of Justice’s headquarters in April to discuss allegations involving Geno Marconi, the embattled head of the Division of Ports and Harbors, NHPR has learned.
By: Todd Bookman
“Welcome to Mouse-land!” exclaims Lisa Dennison, executive director of the New Hampshire SPCA in Stratham, N.H., as she swings open a door.The room is filled wall-to-wall with glass tanks, each holding mice and African soft fur rats, a handsome little...
By: Todd Bookman
New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi had asked a superior court judge to dismiss criminal indictments against her, or require a special prosecutor take over the case, alleging the state Attorney General has a conflict of interest.
By: Todd Bookman
Nearly two dozen houses of worship and religious camps in New Hampshire are set to share approximately $2.4 million in funding to help bolster
By: Todd Bookman
A new study from Dartmouth Health found that algorithms were able to use large sets of data to come to conclusions that were accurate, but not logical, including that beer consumption was evident in knee X-rays.
By: Cai, Todd Bookman
A new study by researchers at Dartmouth Health highlights the potential risks of artificial intelligence in medical imaging research, showing that algorithms can be taught to give correct answers but for illogical reasons.
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