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Hruska: New Hampshire's Orwellian Pursuit
The Concord writer says swap out a ban on discussing racism and sexism with a ban on discussing capitalism. Would that be a good idea?
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ACLU-NH Raises Concerns About Proposed Change To ER Hold Rules For Mental Health Patients
The American Civil Liberties Union of New Hampshire has joined those raising concerns about a last-minute legislative request from state
Portsmouth, NH|News|
By Transplanting Eelgrass, Scientists Aim To Restore Balance To Great Bay
Great Bay is a complex, convoluted system, with seven tidal rivers feed into the estuary that connects to the sea.
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Weeks And Weeks: Does Systemic Racism Exist In New Hampshire?
The writers ask why is it so difficult for leaders to see and accept that the state has racist institutions? Because its leaders are white.
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Critics Unpersuaded By Senate Changes To NH 'Divisive Concepts' Bill
The new bill prevents government entities from teaching that people are oppressive because of their race, gender, or sexual orientation.
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With New Urgency, Efforts To Address Mental Health Crisis Getting Back On Track
The state Senate is poised to reverse two significant cuts to the state Department of Health and Human Services.
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Hahn-Burkett: Anti-Semitism Is Here Again Because It Never Left
The public policy advocate says, in this column, that anti-Semitism is a certainty — and repudiation and rejection of it must be as well.
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New Hampshire Summer Hiking Season Begins — And Rescue Season Along With It
In 2020, the pandemic ushered record crowds to the state's hiking trails — as well as rescues, too.
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Hruska: What Kind Of State Do You Want To Be, New Hampshire?
The Concord writer says either political values are fundamentally shifting in NH or everyone has been duped for the past several years.
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The 'Biggest Season In The History Of The Park Service' Predicted
Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns of Walpole calls it a good problem for New Hampshire to have.
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Senate Finance Committee Signs Off On New Hampshire Budget Bills
A floor fight in the NH state Senate is expected on June 3, as a committee approves lower taxes, school vouchers, and other issues.
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Wormald: Endless Summer Reading
Classics? Self-improvement? Regardless, New Hampshire offers the perfect settings for summer reading.
Salem, NH|News|
'Families Deserve A Remedy': Bill Would Allow Lawsuits Against School Districts In Bullying Cases
The bullying started on the school bus in kindergarten. It continued for years, repeating nearly daily.
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Essential Info About Energy Usage In NH Is Elusive — And That's A Costly Problem
New Hampshire is also looking at a single data system that will span its 3 largest utilities — Unitil, Eversource, and Liberty.
Nashua, NH|News|
Targeted By White Supremacists, Nashua Lawmaker Seeks Solidarity
State Rep. Manny Espitia moved to New Hampshire in 2015 — coming from Santa Ana, California, by way of Princeton, with a love of politics.
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Hruska: New Hampshire Must Look Beyond Money In Search For Solutions
The Concord communications advisor: The state should abandon its preoccupation with the price of an idea that can block important reforms.
Bedford, NH|News|
Campbell: Experts Cannot Figure Out What Caused Most Significant Polling Error In 40 Years
Author of "Lost in a Gallup": Researchers say the 2020 miscall was the most significant in decades —overstating Biden’s lead by 3.9%.
Merrimack, NH|News|
Early End To Federal Unemployment Benefits Pushes Some Toward Brink
Gov. Chris Sununu's decision to end federal unemployment benefits three months early has some in New Hampshire in a panic.
Salem, NH|News|
Electric Buses, Asphalt, And Bridges: Politicians Jostle For Federal Transportation Cash
List of projects requested by Pappas totals more than $106 million, while Kuster seeks $25 million
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How A Landfill Proposal Divided A Community And Launched A Statewide Environmental Debate
The heated statewide debate about where landfills can and cannot be sited and how state parks should be protected has been dealt a setback.
