Windham, NH|News|
Alfreda 'Freda' A. Smith, Instrumental In Closing Laconia State School, Dies At Age 94
From 1977 to 1980, Smith served as a state representative in New Hampshire and also served on many boards throughout here life.
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Judge Dismisses Democratic Voters' Gerrymandering Suit Over Senate, Executive Council Districts
Former House Speaker Terie Norelli and other Democrats claimed the redrawn districts were politically gerrymandered.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Court Sets Date For Latest Education Funding Suit In New Hampshire
The trial in Grafton County Superior Court is scheduled for August 2023.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Plan To Strengthen Families, Reduce Foster Care Placements Approved: NH DHHS
The 5-year plan focuses on family strengthening and prevention services to reduce entries into foster care.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Joyful Musings: A Life In The Day Of The New Hampshire Film Fest
This weekend marks the 20th Anniversary of the New Hampshire Film Fest, held in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Portsmouth Firm To Negotiate Cyberattacks For NH In Thief's Native Tongue
ATOM Group LCC will talk to Chinese and Russian hackers in their languages while hoping to negotiate down or out of any ransom demands.
Across New Hampshire|News|
New NH Solid Waste Plan Does Not Satisfy DES Skeptics
The state’s newly released 10-year solid waste management plan, the first since 2003, appears not to have swayed the opinions of some.
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Legislators Hear Concerns About Medical Malpractice Following Globe Spotlight Story
A House study committee heard testimony from victims, lawyers, doctors, and those who had recommendations on improving the state’s laws.
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Sherman Blasts Sununu For Calling Himself 'Pro-Choice'
Lisa Akey, who wants a fetal anomaly exception to New Hampshire's abortion laws, spoke at news conference for Dr. Tom Sherman Monday.
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Executive Council Approves Funds For Heating, Electric Assistance
$35 million in state funds were approved by the state’s Executive Council Tuesday to help with electric assistance.
Exeter, NH|News|
Zajano: Exeter Doctor, Mom Speaks Out About Her Life Saving Abortions
As a physician, I have dedicated my entire adult life to saving children’s lives. But I could not save my own daughters.
Concord, NH|News|
Philbrook Center Survivor: 'I'm Tired Of It Being A Nightmare'
After weeks of sexual assaults and rape by one of the employees at the Philbrook Center in Concord, 4 boys hatched a plan to escape.
Across New Hampshire|News|
New Hampshire National Guard Deployed To Mexican Border
The deployment is a result of a mobilization order from the Defense Department; migrant crossings have more than quadrupled in 3 years.
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NHDES Releases 2022 New Hampshire Solid Waste Management Plan
The Department of Environmental Services released the plan last week. It features strategies and actions to improve solid waste issues.
Concord, NH|News|
PUC Approves Rate Hike For Unitil Customers
The supply rate hike, which runs from December to July 2023, of 25.9 cents per kWh, is two and half times what customers are paying now.
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Writing On The Fly: Fall Fishing Home Waters In New Hampshire
Liset: Fall fishing in the Granite State is all about three things: Location, location, location.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Podcast: Long-Time NH Tenant Advocate Elliott Berry Talks Housing
Wood: The Manchester attorney is known as the architect of many of NH's laws protecting tenants and is a prominent anti-poverty advocate.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Distant Dome: Campaign Rhetoric Heats Up With Darker Side As Voting Approaches
In this column, Rayno says back and forth between New Hampshire candidates and political parties is not always in line with what reality is.
Concord, NH|News|
Bissonnette Is Loeb School First Amendment Award Honoree, NHPR Also Honored
Bissonnette this year’s Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications’ First Amendment Award honoree, and will be saluted by the School Thursday.
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Out And About: October Is Festival Time In New Hampshire And Lots To Do Outdoors
October is fair season in the Granite State, and for good reason, attendance is expected to be up in 2022.
