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House Support Short For Constitutional Amendment On Religious Use For Tax Dollars
The House failed to reach the threshold needed for a constitutional amendment to allow state tax dollars to be spent at religious schools.
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Concord, NH|News|
Legionnaire's Disease Associated With Meredith Woods And Clearwater Campground In Meredith
Five people stayed at the campground before coming down with their illnesses between early fall 2021 and January 2023.
Exeter, NH|News|
Writing On The Fly: Picking Fly-Fishing Collectibles
Liset: Just when I think the weather is going to cooperate enough to get back on the water, another storm comes along.
Manchester, NH|News|
Radio Free New Hampshire: Will Trump Get Out Of His Own Way?
Davidow: Trump, with requests for demonstrations, is acting like a criminal.
Amherst, NH|News|
Free State Founder Jason Sorens Fails In Court To Silence Critic
The Amherst resident sought to seek a restraining order against Wolfeboro Selectman Brian Deshaies — claiming he was harassing him.
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New 120-Bed Mental Health Hospital Approved; Quinn Reconfirmed Safety Commissioner
At the Executive Council meeting Wednesday, Francophone Month was celebrated while Nashua Community Music School performed.
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New Hampshire House Fails To Pass Parental Rights Bill — But Keeps It Alive
The House twice failed to pass two versions of a parental bill of rights, which is still barely alive and could be reconsidered later.
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Notable NH Deaths: Watercolorist David Tibbetts; Philanthropist And Car Dealer Paul Holloway
A Nashua bank teller, cub scout and girl scout leader; a Portsmouth educator; a former Roman Catholic priest; a Bristol firefighter.
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New Trial For Timothy Verrill Set After State Police Botched Evidence
Verrill was charged with the deaths of Christine Sullivan, 48, and Jenna Pellegrini, 32, at the home of Dean Smoronk in Farmington.
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People Of Color In NH Share 'Real Talk' About The Culture Of Policing In The Granite State
More than 50 people gathered for a Community Conversation on the Culture of Policing, and 36 others joined online.
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Podcast: The Long Relay Race Toward Justice
King: Nadine Hack has received, during the course of her illustrious career, hundreds of accolades. It would take up the entire podcast.
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NH's Governor Asks Feds To Step Up Border Patrol With Canada Or He'll Do It Himself
Sununu requested the Biden Administration to step up patrols of New Hampshire’s 51-mile Canadian border or else state, local police will.
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House Turns Down Renewable Energy And Climate Change Bills
Utilities and fossil fuels did well Thursday in the House, while renewable energy and preventing climate change did not.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
State Police Say Releasing Portsmouth Police Employee's Crash Report Could Take At Least 60 Days
NH State Police Sgt. Joseph Ronchi said it would take 60 days, possibly longer, to provide public records about the Feb. 25 crash.
Londonderry, NH|News|
Parents Bill Of Rights In Education Passes, No-Excuse Absentee Voting Fails In Senate
The bill bans info about a child’s health and behavior being withheld from parents by teachers, schools without a compelling state interest.
Manchester, NH|News|
Mayor Joyce Craig Announces She Will Not Seek Re-Election
Craig has served three terms: "I believe now is the right time for new leadership to build off the progress we have made."
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Not Dead Yet: NH Music Festival Musicians Working To Mount A Season This Summer ... and Beyond
Professional musicians who have played in the festival for years aim to raise $150,000 to keep the 70-year-old institution from shuttering.
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House Votes To Stop Racial Profiling By One Vote
The House put off debate, maybe for the rest of the session, on two controversial bills before the House — book banning and bathroom use.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Podcast: Sylvia Dow Has Visions For Housing Solutions
Portsmouth journalist Wood: Dow heads up a nonprofit organization that creates supportive housing for adults in New Hampshire.
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Tapping Maple In Tamworth With Sununu And Madison Elementary School Children
Gov. Chris Sununu tapped a century-old maple on the grounds of the Remick Farm Museum with students from the Madison Elementary School.
