Manchester, NH|News|
Flip Of A Seat In Almost Equally Divided New Hampshire House: Recount Day 1
Recounts began for an almost equally divided legislature on Monday and in one case, an election flipped from a Republican to a Democrat.
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Exeter, NH|News|
NH's Criminal Defamation Law Found Constitutional After Exeter Man's Appeal
Robert Frese was charged with criminal defamation after he placed an anonymous comment online calling a retiring police officer corrupt.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Writing On The Fly: Veterans And Healing Waters
Gunnery Sergeant George A. Liset, USMC Retired, recently passed away. We salute you, sir, and thank you for your dedicated service.
Across New Hampshire|News|
NH Education Funding Plaintiffs Seek Temporary Restraining Order
The group seeks to block rate setting for communities with negative education property tax rates or that retain excess revenue from the tax.
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Shurtleff Running For Speaker Of The New Hampshire House
The Penacook Democrat was Majority Leader from 2012-2014, Minority Leader from 2014-2018, and was elected Speaker in 2018-2020.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Power To The People: Eversource Hits The Panic Button
September was the month after the Default Energy Service rate doubled, to nearly 22.6 cents per kilowatt hour.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Judge In Education Lawsuit Case Recuses Himself
Justice Lawrence MacLeod said it was not apparent to him that he could have a potential or perceived conflict but stepped down anyway.
Across New Hampshire|News|
For Political Junkies, Election Data Is Up, Most Of It At Least
The data paints a picture of voters picking and choosing from red to blue for a purple mix — with Republicans and Democrats sharing power.
Across New Hampshire|News|
The View From Rattlesnake Ridge: Autumn Is Sooo Bittersweet But Today There Are Ripples Of Hope
King: The GOP is making excuses, Democrats are crowing while wiping their brows, but neither conducted themselves with much distinction.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Podcast: Election Experts Tell Roger Wood What Happened Tuesday
Andrew Smith and Dante Scala, political science professors at the UNH, tackle some of the questions in a very incisive conversation.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Power To The People: How Utilities Make Profits In New Hampshire
Kreis: The Public Utilities Commission sets rates for utilities designed to allow them to earn a return on investments and purchases made.
Windham, NH|News|
Ernest Thompson: The Book Of Maps Part 2
Reaching beyond "On Golden Pond," with writer Ernest Thompson.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Alert Sent To Medical Folks, Not The Public, About Respiratory Virus, COVID-19 Increases
The NH DHHS warned Wednesday of increased respiratory virus activity and an expectation COVID-19 levels would increase in the coming weeks.
Manchester, NH|News|
Radio Free NH: Time To Put Away The Pappas For Congress Lawn Sign
Davidow: The 2022 election came close to installing the paramount function of politics as entertainment — like Perot, Ventura, and others.
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Podcast: Dan Kennedy And Ellen Clegg Ask What Works At InDepthNH.Org
This week, Dan Kennedy and Ellen Clegg interviewed Nancy West at InDepthNH.org for their podcast "What Works."
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Plaintiffs Appeal Dismissal Of Gerrymandering Suit To The New Hampshire Supreme Court
Plaintiffs in the Executive Council and state Senate districts gerrymandering case have filed an appeal.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Lincoln Soldati, Friend To Many, Has Died At Age 73
Lincoln Soldati died Sunday after checking into Hyder House hospice on Friday after being diagnosed with stage four esophageal cancer.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Former Pine Haven Priest Believed To Be Removed From Houston Ministry
Albert Zanatta may be the subject of lawsuits alleging sexual abuse at the Somascan-run Pine Haven home for troubled boys in Allenstown.
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Plaintiffs Argue For Statewide Education Property Tax Injunction
The Grafton County Superior Court held a hearing on taxpayers’ motion seeking a preliminary injunction against the SWEPT.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Podcast: Roger Wood Talks Shooter Detection Systems With Joe Byron
Joe Byron is a New Hampshire native and has a consultative approach to educating with his background in video and technology.
