Exeter, NH|News|
Writing On The Fly: An Evening With Author And Fly Fisher David Van Wie
Liset: David Van Wie brings the reader down a different rabbit hole.
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Power To The People: ‘Tis The Season For Energy Efficiency
NH Consumer Advocate Kreis: The housing stock most in need of energy efficiency upgrades in NH are the homes of low-income people.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Ex-Hancock Police Chief Faces Possible Certification Revocation
Former Hancock Police Chief Andrew Wood, fired for allegedly double dipping on his timecards, now faces felony theft charges.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Portsmouth Pub Faces Liquor License Hearing Linked To Fatal Thanksgiving Day Crash
The Portsmouth Gas Light Co.’s liquor license was suspended for allegedly serving the driver in a fatal morning crash Thanksgiving Day.
Manchester, NH|News|
Advocates Urge NH's Congressional Delegation To Promote Humane Immigration
Advocates gathered in Manchester Tuesday urging U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan, D-NH, to end her opposition to lifting Title 42.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Joyful Musings On The World Cup
What I do know is that this most incredible event — for both men and women, is the Academy Awards, the Haley’s Comet, every 4 years.
Manchester, NH|News|
Radio Free New Hampshire: Bring An Old Friend To The Annual Chanukah Column
Davidow: It’s been a while, but I didn’t want to do this one alone, so I reached out to an old friend.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Podcast: New England School Of The Arts To Open In Lebanon
A confluence of events including a multi-generational spider web of the arts woven into the social fabric around the city.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Triple Your Donation To InDepthNH.Org's Future Of News Until Christmas
The New Hampshire Charitable Foundation has sent us a $10,000 to the nonprofit news organization so donations for 2022 are tripled.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Joyful Musings: Town Trash Bags Are Never Re-Gifted
Town trash bags can make a great gift: They are useful, practical and the last thing anyone ever wants to buy for themselves.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Podcast: Roger Wood Checks In With Expert On Ukraine, Douglas Teschner
Portsmouth podcaster producer had the opportunity to learn about the Russian invasion Ukraine; 10 months later, he checks in with Teschner.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Distant Dome: Many Good Political Souls And Practitioners In Both Parties Died In 2022
Rayno: 2022 was an election year and that often brings out the worst in politicians, political hacks and supporters or opposers.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Funding Local News Matters, Will You Help And Double Your Donation?
These days, the news can feel unpredictable and makes you wonder in NH who is really putting the money behind it and what they expect.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Questions Swirl Over Vetting Financial Backers In Former Laconia State School Property Sale
Questions about what’s been vetted, and who is doing the vetting, are swirling around the proposed $21.5M sale of the Laconia State School.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Myers: Misinformation Abounds In Laconia State School Property Sale
Former Laconia city manager: While the city had a voice at the table in selecting a preferred project, we had no role in performing checks.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Alpert: NH First-In-The-Nation Primary ... It's Been Good Knowing You
Activist: If NH loses its precious status, I won’t see it as an injustice. There are fewer opportunities for citizens to meet candidates.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Lawsuit Seeks Tabor's Ouster From Portsmouth City Council
Arthur Clough and Mark Brighton asked a judge to remove John Tabor, accusing him of disclosing confidential info during a bidding process.
Concord, NH|News|
Concord Executive Councilor's Role In Laconia State School Sale Deliberations Questioned
Cinde Warmington's continued role in the deliberations of the project may run afoul of state ethics rules — but an aide denies the claim.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Cog Railway Engineer Dies In 300-Foot Fall Taking Photos On Mount Willard
Joe “Eggy” Eggleston, a “Cogger” who worked as an engineer on the Mount Washington Cog Railway and was an avid hiker.
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Midterm Voters Overwhelmingly Support Abortion Rights, Oppose Restrictions
Anti-abortion politicians continue to disregard their constituents and push legislation to put abortion out of reach for Granite Staters.
