Two months ago, state and local leaders cut the ribbon on what they described as a first-of-its kind promise to New Hampshire veterans: the new Easterseals Military and Veterans Campus, a $50 million project designed to provide low-cost housing, social services, and community for the state’s veterans.

“Together, all of us are fulfilling our promise back to those who serve, and that’s what this campus is all about,” Maureen Beauregard, CEO for Easterseals in New Hampshire and Vermont, told a crowd that included Gov. Kelly Ayotte and other officials.

But just 10 weeks after the center formally opened, it appears to be in turmoil.

Four members of the campus’s leadership team — including its head, former Manchester Police Chief Allen Aldenberg — have resigned in protest in recent days, citi

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