Concord, NH|News|
Demolition Of AG's Building For Parking On Council Agenda
The council will meet at the Hampton Beach Seashell conference center Wednesday and it will be a long day for the 5 councilors.
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Nashua, NH|News|
NH Supreme Court Orders City Of Nashua To Hand Over Assessing Emails
Laurie Ortolano keeps fighting Nashua City Hall — and she keeps winning. “Very relieved, I am inching closer to receiving my records.”
Across New Hampshire|News|
Distant Dome: Economic Upheaval Is Inevitable, But Traumatic
Rayno: New England's 1800s sheep boom is a great example of adjustments people must make as technology or inventions upend livelihoods.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Poll: Kelly Ayotte Leads Joyce Craig In Potential Granite State Gubernatorial Matchup
Voter fraud was cited as the greatest threat to U.S. elections by 32% of voters, followed by voter suppression at 31%.
Salem, NH|News|
Public Hearings Set For Nominations Of Bettencourt, Howard, Walch, Spony
The first hearing is for Mark Howard of Manchester to serve as Chief Justice for the State Superior Court scheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 23.
Merrimack, NH|News|
Saint-Gobain's Controversial Air Permit Approved By NHDES
The NH Department of Environmental Services approved a new air permit for the manufacturing company Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Notable New Hampshire Deaths: Former State Sen. Franklin Torr
Plus: A Epping restaurateur who owned eateries in Stratham; a Plaistow coach who worked for Raytheon for decades; veterans, teachers, more.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Dunfey’s House: The Graziers Rock The Portsmouth Music And Arts Center
Portsmouth has its share of good citizens who help make the community work. Russ and Katie Grazier are two of them.
Nashua, NH|News|
NH Supreme Court: Bishop Guertin High School Can Be Sued For Sex Abuse
The court ruled a woman who was sexually assaulted by a teacher known to be a sex offender before he was hired can sue the school.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Speaking Of Words: Why English Is Weird
Ferber: How did verbs get this way? (Note the did) The do-forms are fairly recent and distinctly English, but be, have, others, go way back.
Manchester, NH|News|
YDC Abuse Lawsuits Survive State's Attempt To Dismiss
Hundreds of abuse victims will get their days in court now that a Rockingham Superior Court Judge has denied the state’s dismissal attempt.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Appeals Court Sides With Laurie Listed Anonymous Lisbon Cop
First Circuit Court of Appeals: A former police officer trying to get off the state’s Laurie List can keep his name hidden from the public.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Plaintiffs Offer Settlement In New Hampshire Education Funding Suit
The proposal would set a timeline to change aspects of the Statewide Education Property Tax, including different effective assessment rates.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Power to the People: Electricity Is Sometimes Too Cheap Not To Meter
Kreis: I’m not trashing nuclear power. We’ve come a long way since the 1950s. But we are still figuring out how to make it affordable.
Bedford, NH|News|
The Human Library In Goffstown — Real People, Real Conversations
Goffstown Public Library hosts its fifth Human Library event on Sunday.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Podcast: Portsmouth Once Again Tries To Acquire McIntyre Building Downtown
Roger Wood reports: The city of Portsmouth is once again in the game to acquire the McIntyre federal building downtown.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Police Credibility On Trial In Next Double Homicide Trial Of Timothy Verrill
The next jury seated for the Farmington double murder trial and consider the fact that police and prosecutors mishandled key evidence.
Across New Hampshire|News|
NH Fiscal Year 2024 Revenues Begin On The Down Side
New Hampshire state revenues for the new fiscal year did not meet expectations for July — falling short by more than $4 million.
Concord, NH|News|
Alpert: Why I'm Suing The State — Gurley Flynn Historical Marker Should Be Returned
Activist, marker sponsor: The DHR website lists the marker as “retired”; a commissioner says “the marker was properly removed.” We disagree.
Concord, NH|News|
Fired Nottingham Fire Chief Wants A Hearing To Clear His Name
Jaye Vilchock’s petition states the court can reverse his firing after a hearing under RSA 154:5 — and he wants his job back, too.
