Portsmouth, NH|News|
$20 Million Federal Grant To Put Bicyclists, Pedestrians On New Path Across Little Bay
When the General Sullivan Bridge replacement project is complete, it is expected to see close to 500 new bicycle riders daily.
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Adults On Medicaid Now Have Dental Benefits. Many Can't Get Appointments.
Months after the state agreed to cover basic dental care for adults on Medicaid, less than 15% of the state's 850 dentists have signed on.
Salem, NH|News|
Company Has A Partner And Goal To Open 144-Bed Mental Health Hospital By 2025
Plans to build a new 144-bed behavioral health hospital in the southeastern part of the state have taken a step forward.
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The Budget Removes Limits On Campaign Donations. Not All Are Thrilled.
In 2022, lawmakers made a change to the state's campaign finance laws that some quickly came to regret.
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We're Older Than We Used To Be, Especially In These States
The median age rose in almost every state last year, census estimates show, continuing a long-term trend that is pushing states to prepa ...
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Hampton, Seabrook Beaches See Record Number Of Piping Plover Nesting Pairs
Beachgoers this summer will see yellow rope sectioning off breeding habitats of piping plovers, federally-threatened migratory shorebirds.
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Laconia State School Project On Time – With 30% Fewer Homes
Developers behind the ambitious and contentious redevelopment of the former Laconia State School have scaled back their plans considerably.
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Nursing Employees In NH May Get More Protections At Work
Lawmakers have reached a compromise that would require many employers to give workers who are nursing breaks and space to pump breast milk.
Manchester, NH|News|
How Manchester Worked To Prevent Overdoses After Large-Scale Drug Trafficking Bust
A major interruption in a drug market can be a dangerous time for those with substance use disorder.
Salem, NH|News|
How Do PFAS Interact With Lake Food Webs? Dartmouth Researchers To Find Out This Summer.
Scientists will study 6 lakes — Arlington Mill Reservoir, Beaver Lake, Canobie Lake, Cobbetts Pond, Horseshoe Pond, and Robinson Pond.
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Lawmakers Contemplate Online Voter Registration In New Hampshire
SB 72, which the House approved, would allow the Secretary of State’s Office to create an “election information portal” in New Hampshire.
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New SNAP Rules Come As State Struggles To Reach Thousands Eligible For Help But Not Getting It
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities: About 1,000 Granite Staters could lose benefits after debt ceiling deal signed.
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Lawmakers Clear Way For Families Who Take In Unrelated Kids To Get TANF
A bill that would allow families with adopted or foster children to receive Temporary Assistance for Needy Families heads to guv's desk.
Merrimack, NH|News|
NH Moms, Children Among Participants In Study Linking PFAS Exposure To Obesity Risk
A new National Institutes of Health study suggests prenatal exposure to PFAS is linked to slightly higher body mass index and obesity risk.
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Sex Ed Program May Resume, Over Objections Of Executive Council Republicans
Months after Executive Council Republicans defunded a sex education program aimed at reducing teen pregnancy, the feds may fund it.
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Students May See More Civics Education Next Year
A new state civics textbook is one step closer to reaching the desks of New Hampshire students after approval last week.
Nashua, NH|News|
'Independence Is Almost A God-Given Right.' Will Lawmakers Protect It In The Budget?
Andrew Strelczyk lost his vision and legs in a string of accidents. He is eligible for a nursing home but wants to live in his Nashua home
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Will New Hampshire Soon See Its First Stormwater Utility?
The funding mechanism is becoming more attractive for many communities as they grapple with aging infrastructure and climate change.
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They're Raising Other People's Kids. They May Finally Be Eligible For Assistance.
If SB172 becomes law, NH would be one of fewer than a dozen states that allow non-related or “fictive kin” caregivers to receive TANF.
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No Brass Knuckles Allowed: Senate Committee Balks At Lifting Ban On Blackjacks, Other Weapons
In a 4-1 vote, the Judiciary Committee recommends HB 31, which would lift the prohibition on selling some weapons, be killed.
