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PUBLISHER'S CORNER
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This is incredible news - and also troubling news.
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The U.S. Marshals Service along with federal, state, and local agencies in seven federal judicial districts and geographical locations across the United States, led a six-week national operation that resulted in finding 200 critically missing children, which includes endangered runaways and those abducted by noncustodial persons.
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Operation We Will Find You 2 the second-of-its-kind nationwide missing child operation, was conducted from May 20 to June 24 and focused on geographical areas with high clusters of critically missing children. Children who go missing may be in serious danger and can be vulnerable to child sex trafficking, abuse, exploitation, and other crimes against children.
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With technical assistance from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), the operation resulted in the recovery and removal of 123 children from dangerous situations. An additional 77 missing children were located and found to be in safe locations, according to law enforcement or child welfare agencies. Of the 200 children found, 173 were endangered runaways, 25 were considered otherwise missing, one was a family abduction, and one was a non-family abduction. The youngest child recovered was five months old; 14 of the children were found outside the city where they went missing. Additionally, of the missing children recovered, 57% were recovered within seven days of the USMS assisting with the case.
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I feel grateful that the US Marshals were able to rescue these children. I feel confused as to why there are so many children who are not protected and loved and cherished. This is a critical problem that someone must address.
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He never directly answered that. To this day, I do not know if Pa was imprisoned and escaped, or if they released him. I asked him if the Cossacks took him during the Russian Revolution, and he smiled and said, “Which one? A revolution does not happen all at once.”
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That gave me a lot to think about.
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Thousands of Granite Staters fall victim to the insidious traps set by scammers each year. From 2019 until April 2024, fraud of various types accounted for losses of nearly $80 million in NH, according to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The most common type of fraud is imposter scams, where the fraudster pretends to be an official and requests information, money, or a gift card to solve the supposed problem. These account for almost half of all Granite State scams.
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Some sunshine, extremely warm, and humid with a high of 89 degrees, feeling like 96.
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After years as a full-time journalist, Carol Robidoux in 2014 found herself laid off – for the second time, since the Great Recession of 2008 – and wondering what the future of news was going to look like. That’s when she decided to create her own news publication, and in 2014 she launched Manchester Ink Link, what she called a “community hub and news info site for the city of Manchester.”
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