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Active With The Activists: Thousands Take To The Streets Of NH To Say 'No Kings'
Alpert: My day began in Hanover, where clusters of protesters lined both sides of Lyme Road, probably numbering more than 400.
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Renewed Effort To Find Who Murdered Joanne Dunham, 15, Of Charlestown, NH, In 1968
“These investigations are not just mechanical exercises — they are commitments of the heart,” said Investigator Todd Flanagan.
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Mount Washington Summit And Its Environmental Future To Be Discussed
The summit and its future, considering impacts from humans and climate change, are being considered as part of an extensive master plan.
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Report: Challenges To Homeownership In New Hampshire
Homeownership is more than having a place to live; it's a tool for achieving long-term economic stability and generational wealth.
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New Hampshire State Business Taxes Floundered In May
Senate budget writers may be optimistic about business taxes for the next biennium, but May revenues continue to show a downward trend.
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Notable New Hampshire Deaths: Former Strafford County Attorney Krans
Veterans from Dover, Nashua, and Whitefield; a Derry, Laconia educator; a Seabrook storeowner; and a Littleton nurse.
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Committee Of Conference Gets Good Budget News From DRA And Insurance Commissioner
The committee of conference is working on House Bill 1 and House Bill 2 which make appropriations for the next two years beginning July 1.
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Documents: NH AG Formella Knew About Withheld Evidence In Prison Murder Case
Attorneys for Matthew Millar, who is accused of Jason Rothe's death, say Formella’s newly discovered role is grounds for dismissal.
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Eagle Times Owner Denies Financial Problems After Staff Exodus
Multiple staffers at the local newspaper walked out this week, saying they had not been paid, but owner Jay Lucas claims there’s no problem.
Hampton-North Hampton, NH|News|
Sherman: Who Are New Hampshire Republicans: Are They The Company They Keep?
Former gubernatorial candidate: Ernst’s comments aren’t just offensive — they reveal the hard truth about what’s driving her and the GOP.
Manchester, NH|News|
Active With The Activists: NH Anti-Trump Protests Escalate In Wake Of LA Troop Deployment
Alpert: More than 1,800 protests nationwide are scheduled for Saturday.
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NH GOP Sullivan County Chairman Loses VT Appeal Over Racist, Homophobic Comments
The Vermont Supreme Court ruled there is nothing wrong with firing former NH State Rep. Jon Stone from his job as a corrections officer.
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Ski Industry Reports Past Season Up 3 Percent, Honors Individuals
New Hampshire ski areas this past winter saw 2,424,587 visits, a 3% increase over the previous winter, which was much warmer and wetter.
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Ayotte Signs Parental Bill Of Rights And Expands Education Freedom Accounts
Surrounded by children and Republicans who made it happen, Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed the “Parents Bill of Rights” into law Tuesday.
Merrimack, NH|News|
Notable New Hampshire Deaths: Hope Makris, Matriarch Of The NASWA Resort Family
Also: A Merrimack chiropractor; a Rye financial regulator; a New Castle attorney; a Hampton store owner and marathoner; a Londonderry pilot.
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House Votes New Requirements For Absentee Voting
The House voted down SB 222, which would have changed the primary from the second Tuesday in September to the second Tuesday in June.
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Carbon Sequestration, Sobriety Check Refusal Punishment Now Part Of Parental Rights Bill
Adding unrelated bills at the last minute to popular bills is a common occurrence, particularly at the end of the budget season.
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New Hampshire Supreme Court Upholds State Rep Districts
The state Supreme Court upheld the Legislature’s 2020 redistricting map rejecting a lawsuit appeal brought by Dover, Rochester, 10 citizens.
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Senate Finance Committee Votes To Support Two-Year Budget, Opposed By Democrats
The Senate Finance Committee voted 6-2 Tuesday to pass its version of a budget for the next two years at about $16 billion.
Concord, NH|News|
State Doesn't Want Ex-DOC Head Helen Hanks Questioned In Prison Guard Murder Trial
Why did Hanks interview witnesses during the AG’s investigation into Jason Rothe’s 2023 death as a patient inside the psych unit?
