Concord|News|
Judge Says He Sees Good Reason To Give Sanborn More Time To Sell Casino — If He Is Allowed To
Judge Gregory Albert said he likely won’t determine until next week whether he has the authority to grant a request for a sale extension.
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Portsmouth, NH|News|
BOEM To Hold Auction For Gulf Of Maine Offshore Wind Leases In October
Eight lease areas off the shores of New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Maine are up for grabs.
Concord|News|
With Concord Casino Shuttered And In Limbo, Charities Left In The Lurch
The 30 charities that benefited from Concord Casino could better understand Thursday whether the casino will reopen under a new owner.
Salem, NH|News|
House Republicans Not Clear About Promises To Lower State Taxes
Some Republicans have not clarified which taxes they will seek to cut beyond Salem Rep. Joe Sweeney suggesting the 7% communications tax.
Concord|News|
Sanborn Wants More Time To Sell Casino, Says State Is Trying To Kill A Deal
Former state Sen. Andy Sanborn, R-Bedford, is seeking another extension and blames state officials for hampering his sale efforts.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Pocketbook Issues, Connection Drove These Primary Voters
In conversations outside the polls Tuesday, voters emphasized inflation and housing, while abortion was also a lightning rod for some women.
Nashua, NH|News|
The Candidates For The 2nd Congressional District, On The Issues
Though the district’s voters lean Democrat, Republicans see a chance to upset historical patterns.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
What The Gubernatorial Candidates Have Said – And Not Said – About Housing
For Granite Staters, access to affordable housing is of top importance.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
For Harris And New Hampshire, A Lot Has Changed In Five Years
If the Democratic nominee is fighting for New Hampshire in October, some say that spells trouble for the Democrats nationally.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Local Planned Parenthood Offices Warn Of Multi-Million Dollar Deficit, Call For State Funding
Reps of Planned Parenthood of Northern New England called on leaders to fund the org and other healthcare providers with state money.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
For Many Granite Staters, This July Was Unusually Hot
A 2021 New Hampshire Climate Assessment from UNH found the state has gotten three degrees warmer on average since 1901.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Wanted: Poll Workers. Must Love Democracy.
This week, a coalition of election officials, businesses, and civic engagement, religious, and veterans groups will make a national push ...
Merrimack, NH|News|
Sununu Signs One Bill Targeting 'Forever Chemicals' But Vetoes Another
The law bans products with intentionally added PFAS but does not include those with accidental contamination during production and shipping.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
NH Unemployment Claims Rising, A Potential Salve For Tight Labor Market
The state has 29,000 more jobs this year than it did before the pandemic, an increase of 4 percent.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
National Democratic Committee Plans $356,000 Investment In State Races
This investment is a portion of the $60 million the group plans to invest in state legislatures over the 2024 campaign cycle.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
After 13 Months, State Says It's Begun Sending $15 Million To Child Care Providers
Weaver noted that the department has invested more than $140M in federal and state money in child care over the course of the pandemic.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Gov. Sununu Approves Two-Year Farm-To-School Pilot Program
Only schools participating in the National School Lunch Program, which provides free or low-cost lunches to children, are eligible.
Concord|News|
Facing Enrollment Drops And New Law, New Hampshire Colleges Rush To Team Up
Enrollment challenges are not unique to the Granite State. Nationwide, colleges are closing at a rate of one per week.
Merrimack, NH|News|
Taxpayers Foot The Bill After Saint-Gobain Refuses To Sample Wells It May Have Contaminated
The company has drawn a line at complying with recent requests to sample wells Bedford, Hudson, Litchfield, Londonderry, and Merrimack.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Corrections Seeking $1.9 Million For Tasers
About 115 of the new Tasers would go to probation and parole officers, investigators, and officers who transport prisoners.
