Concord, NH|News|
NH House Approves $15.4 Billion Budget, 185-175, But It's Not Over
The 2-year budget, which cuts services and hikes fees, was approved by the Republican majority despite Democrats' offer of an "alternative."
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Fish And Game Seeks Your Input On Draft Game Management Plan
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department has just released a draft 10-year game management plan for deer, bear, turkey and moose.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Writing On The Fly: Stir Crazy Fly Fishing
Liset: One can only read so many books and magazines. An angler can only play with their rods, reels and fly boxes so many times.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Cuzin Richard Smith: Seacoast Music And Arts Leader
Originally from Lebanon, New Hampshire, Richard Smith was turned on to music by his mother Grace. She was into jazz and classical music.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Lost Business Tax Revenue Could Solve Budget Shortfall
A study by the NH Fiscal Policy Institute finds business tax rate reductions have cost the state between $795M and $1.17B since 2015.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Katy Burns Local Journalism Fund $10,000 Match Starts Today Through April
Help us remember the fearless, longtime Concord Monitor columnist Katy Burns and support local journalism.
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NH House Committee Approves $15.6 Billion Two-Year Budget Plan
The finishing touches on a proposed House budget that cuts many state programs and services for the next 2 years was approved Thursday.
Hampton-North Hampton, NH|News|
Active With The Activists: Seabrook Starbucks Workers Vote Union
Alpert: Workers at the Starbucks store at the Seabrook Crossing plaza voted Thursday to join Workers United.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Cell Phone Ban In Schools Looks Likely
It appears cell phone use in schools is about to be limited or entirely curtailed in New Hampshire classrooms.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Library Wars: School Library Bills Spark Controversy
Children’s access to “obscene” or “harmful” materials in schools and school libraries is the focus of three bills this legislative session.
Nashua, NH|News|
Barron's Murder Conviction Stands After Appeal
Armando Barron is going to stay in prison for the brutal murder of Jonathan Amerault after the NH Supreme Court rejected his appeal.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Active With The Activists: More Anti-Trump Protests Planned For Saturday
Alpert: Organizers of all the events have emphasized their intent to keep the protests peaceful.
Concord, NH|News|
Education Funding Warrior Details Battle For Fairness In 'The Last Bake Sale'
Attorney/author Andru Volinsky has served on the Executive Council and ran unsuccessfully in the Democratic primary for governor in 2020.
Bedford, NH|News|
Power To The People: Credibility Crisis At The Public Utilities Commission
Kreis: Eversource is stuck with a $6.5M default energy service shortfall it's never been able to explain and wants customers to pay for it.
Concord, NH|News|
House Panel Pushes 'Unsafe' NH Department Of Corrections Budget Cuts
A decade ago, Corrections had 150 fewer positions when it oversaw 2,700 inmates, compared to the 2,000 people currently incarcerated.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Distant Dome: What Has Become Of Laissez Faire New Hampshire?
Rayno: New Hampshire used to have a libertarian attitude with everyone free to live as they pleased as long as the parties weren't too loud.
Londonderry, NH|News|
Shaheen Visits Chatila's Bakery, Highlights Harm From Trump's Tariffs On Canada
Following the tariff announcement, many of Chatila’s Bakery & Ice Cream's contracts with retailers in Canada were canceled.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Byrnes: Do New Hampshire Voters Really Want One-Size-Fits-All Zoning Mandates?
Executive director of the NH Municipal Assoc.: Regardless of how well-intentioned proposals may be, they disregard, disenfranchise voters.
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Proposed House Panel Cuts To State Budget Get A Day Of Review, Raise Concern
Democrats decried some of the cuts as short-sighted — including $14M for tourism promotion and $1.7M for the State Council on the Arts.
Across New Hampshire|News|
NH Senate Votes To Change Primary Day, Expand EFAs; Passes Bathroom, Sports Bills
The state primary could be moved to the second Tuesday in June after SB 222 was passed Thursday. AI protections for children also approved.
