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Pam Smart's Lawyer Argues She Deserves Hope, And Executive Council Hearing
Attorney Mark Sisti asked the state Supreme Court to order the Executive Council to hold a full hearing on Pamela Smart’s commutation.
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Little Interest Shown In Bills To Grant Credits For Religious Classes
Several bills introduced this session would allow students to receive graduation credits for attending religious classes outside a school.
Exeter, NH|News|
Joyful Musings: Banning Books In N.H. Huh!
Heeter: It’s significantly warmer, Joyful Musers, and it’s a good day to thaw and ask some questions, to muse on the answers, to wonder why.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Smith: Why A Background Check For Gun Purchases Makes Sense
State Rep. Marjorie Smith, D-Durham: HB 59, pending before the House, addresses not the gun, but the person who chooses to purchase it.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Podcast: NH Police Chief And UNH Prof Talk Police Reform Around Race
Wood: Are there racist cops in New Hampshire? UNH Professor Julian Jefferson and Manchester Police Chief Allen Aldenberg offer thoughts.
Concord, NH|News|
Sununu's Budget Proposes Big Raises For State Workers, Change In Education Funding
The governor also proposed $224 million in one-time housing funding, $50M for a new men's prison, and a statue for Christa McAuliffe.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Notable NH Deaths: Well-Known Auto Dealer; Greenhouse Owner; 9-Term State Rep
The owner of Allen’s Country Store in Newton; a Navy veteran and Seabrook Middle School teacher of 30 years also passed away.
Across New Hampshire|News|
NH Department Of Safety Says No Retaliation In Whistleblower Complaint In Quinn Case
The commissioner did not retaliate against a former employee who alerted supervisors to his reported improper use of the Gun Line system.
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Distant Dome: Some Are Trying To Make NH More Like Florida Or Texas
Rayno: Education has been the biggest target for the Free Stater/Libertarian contingent now that face masks, jabs have become less toxic.
Hampton-North Hampton, NH|News|
2022 Report Higlights Unitil's Commitment To Sustainability
Now in its fourth year, the report provides a detailed look at how the company embraces sustainability in everyday business practices.
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Gondola Or Tramway? Sununu At Odds With Some Elected Leaders, Public
The Senate Finance Committee debated the merits of replacing of the aerial tramway at Cannon Mountain.
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Podcast: Becoming Mary Baker Eddy, A Conversation With Evelyn Auger Of Sanbornton
Auger is also the author of numerous books created from historical documentation and — from time to time — her active imagination.
Nashua, NH|News|
NH Senate Approves City And Town Retirement Contribution, EV Charge, Net Metering Bills
Nashua state Sen. Cindy Rosenwald's bill, which was approved, requires NH to pay 7.5% of the retirement system costs of non-state employees.
Windham, NH|News|
New Hampshire Senate Votes To Protect State's Presidential Primary
Support for state Sen. Regina Birdsell's resolution to preserve the first-in-the-nation status, held for more than 100 years, was unanimous.
Concord, NH|News|
Help For Homeless NH People Highlights Executive Council Meeting
Concord Coalition to End Homelessness heralded for its work; xylazine, an animal tranq, is being used to cut fentanyl and eats human skin.
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Formella Urges Biden To Designate Drug Cartels As Foreign Terrorist Organizations
Attorney General John Formella joins others requesting Mexican drug cartels be designated Foreign Terrorist Organizations under law.
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AG: Deal Reached, No Criminal Charges Against Franconia Police Officer Gary Pilotte
Pilotte misused the New Hampshire State Police On-Line Telecommunications System following a 2018 off-duty incident.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Black Lives Matter Seacoast Announces Black Excellence Weekend
Black Excellence Weekend was created to celebrate and honor the past, present and future of Black, Indigenous and Brown peoplel
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Bosen: The DNC's First-In-The Nation Primary Decision
Berlin Democrat: White participation for the 2020 South Carolina Democratic primary was only 16.4%, hardly “reflective of the nation.”
Manchester, NH|News|
Radio Free New Hampshire: Do We Deserve The First-In-The-Nation Primary?
Davidow: The primary initially took place because no one cared. But what came to us by accident is now being taken away by design.
