Portsmouth, NH|News|
Cohen: Outrage Over Plaque Honoring A Communist Not The First Time In NH
Former New Castle state Senator: The rightwing freaked out in April 2001 for a plaque honoring the veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade.
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Senate Committee Backs Expanding Education Freedom Accounts Program
The Senate Education Committee Tuesday voted to recommend a bill that would expand the Education Freedom Account program.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Distant Dome: History Is Not Always Comfortable
Rayno, in this opinion column, says, while the origins of historical figures may be contested, pride is still felt about places in history.
Concord, NH|News|
NHPR Asks Judge To Deny Spofford's Motion For Recorded Interviews In Defamation Case
Superior Court Judge Daniel I. St. Hilaire dismissed Eric Spofford’s lawsuit on April 17, but gave him 30 days to amend his complaint.
Manchester, NH|News|
Pilot Program Partnership To Provide Cancer Screenings For Manchester Firefighters
The Manchester Fire Department, Dartmouth Health, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in New Hampshire have created a screening partnership.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Moultonborough, Hanover To Pilot Ballot-Counting Devices At May Municipal Elections
Courtesy photo Secretary of State David Scanlan is pictured Sept.13,2022 in Merrimack.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Judge Questions AG's Conflict At Heart Of YDC Abuse Cases
It’s not yet clear if any representative from the Attorney General’s Office or the New Hampshire State Police will sit for depositions.
Across New Hampshire|News|
House Overwhelmingly Passes Resolution On First-In-The-Nation Primary
In a strong show of bipartisan unity, the House voted 356-6 to support New Hampshire’s role of holding the first-in-the-nation.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Four Honored With James W. Foley Freedom Awards
Roger Carstens, Mickey Bergman, Mouaz Moustafa, and Sean Langan all received awards from the org in Washington, D.C., on May 3.
Across New Hampshire|News|
New Hampshire Has A Dedicated Unit To Protect And Uphold Civil Rights
Sean Locke, director of the DOJ’s Civil Rights Unit, on how their work is essential for promoting social justice and equality in NH.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Podcast: Roger Wood Talks Fitness And Nutrition With Portsmouth's Stefany Shaheen
Portsmouth resident Stefany Shaheen speaks with podcaster Roger Wood about her role on the President’s Council on Fitness and Nutrition.
Across New Hampshire|News|
New Hampshire Neo-Nazi Group, NSC-131, Labeled Terrorist Organization
The report says the organization is actively planning to carry out a campaign of violence and intimidation against LGBTQ communities.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
100-Year-Old Cancer Patient Celebrated By Wentworth-Douglass Hospital Staff
The team at Wentworth-Douglass decorated a hallway with balloons, streamers, and served a cake as a surprise.
Salem, NH|News|
Hampstead Hospital Best For Future Secure Youth Development Center: Report
The state determined the facility would best accommodate the needs of a small but complex population of young people who require care.
Across New Hampshire|News|
HAVEN Creating New Model To Fight Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence In NH
The agency focuses on violence prevention, emergency response, and programs for those impacted by sexual assault and domestic abuse.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Major Bill For Utilities To Enter Long-Term Power Agreements Gets OK'd By Committee
A potential big win for the state’s electric ratepayers would enable utilities to enter into long-term power agreements for renewables.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Dunfey's House: Check Out The Jazz Scene At The University Of New Hampshire
There is world-class jazz at bargain prices at UNH.
Concord, NH|News|
Spofford Seeks New Hampshire Public Radio's Recorded Interviews With Sources In Defamation Lawsuit
Eric Spofford has filed a motion seeking recorded interviews with some sources NHPR used in reporting a story that he thinks defamed him.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Portsmouth Teen Faces 22 Civil Rights Violations For Vandalism
The civil complaint alleges that on Feb. 21 Loren Faulkner damaged property at 18 separate locations, businesses, and residences.
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Power To The People: Defund The Police, A Little, To Help Ratepayers
Kreis: HB 526 would limit the use of cops as flaggers to situations in which “there are specific safety concerns about the project.”
