The nor’easter knocked out power to thousands across New Hampshire and New England—and even washed up pieces of a 142-year-old shipwreck ashore on Nantucket.

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📰 What we’re reading, including: Peterborough just sold a well where nobody can drink the water for the next 99 years. Here’s why.

📢 Question of the week: Should the government be able to cancel someone’s health insurance over suspected fraud before the case is individually reviewed? Share your thoughts.

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⚓ NH’s port authority director abruptly resigned after a turbulent 18 months …

Richard Hartley resigned as director of the Division of Ports & Harbors without a public explanation. His departure comes months after an investigation into harassment and retaliation allegations cleared him of misconduct but resulted in additional leadership training. No interim replacement was announced. NHPR

💧 Peterborough sold a contaminated municipal well for $110,000 …

New Hampshire Ball Bearings purchased the South Municipal Well property, which has been contaminated for decades by pollution tied to its manufacturing plant. The town agreed not to pump water from the property for 99 years, while the company must continue working with state and federal regulators on cleanup. Monadnock Ledger-Transcript

☕ Police made an arrest in the racist vandalism of a Manchester coffee shop …

Police arrested 20-year-old Tyler Inman of Allenstown in connection with vandalism at The Moka Pot, where windows were smashed, and swastikas and the words “White Power” were spray-painted on the building. Inman faces charges of criminal mischief and falsifying evidence. Boston.com

The Trump administration is canceling Affordable Care Act coverage for more than 760,000 people, saying their enrollments were unauthorized or fraudulent. Federal officials say the move will save about $2.2 billion in taxpayer-funded subsidies.

So this week’s question is:

Should the government be able to cancel someone’s health insurance over suspected fraud before the case is individually reviewed?

Here’s what you’re saying:

“NO! I believe that everyone deserves the right to healthcare if they live or on this soil. There is a thing called due process that it seems as though a certain party, which I will not mention, does not believe in. This is a very sad state of affairs as to what this country has become.” — Charles Wetzel

Thanks for reading. This newsletter was written by Katy Savage. It was edited by Crystal Niforos.

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