Courts & Corrections
Deputy AG Blasts Cries of Politics, But CA Conlon Says Maybe That’s The Case
|
Deputy Attorney General Jane Young: “We are not politicians and we do not do things for political reasons…”
Climate Science: Required by New Hampshire Law
|
Roger W. Stephenson: We need to act now to tackle the climate crisis instead of continuing to kick the problem to the next generation.
Note to Daughter: Don’t Put Mom in the Slammer Over Whoopie Pies
It’s a felony in our house to have the volume up too loud. “It’s so loud in here!”
NH Climate Change: New Column, More Reporting Coming Soon
New monthly column and increased reporting will provide you with the facts on climate change in New Hampshire. Next week Covering Climate Now launches around the world.
Vaping&Guns
Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.
More Headlines
Forest Society Names Jack Savage its Fifth President
Prosecutor Suspended Soon After Controversial Plea in Hillsborough County
Your Input Sought on Coastal Flooding Risk Draft Report
Politics
Opinion: President Trump has kept his promises to our military and veterans
|
When President Trump became Commander-in-Chief, he vowed to support America’s troops and provide us with the tools needed to defend our country — and he’s clearly taken that commitment seriously throughout his presidency.
Business & Economy
Dinner on Main Street: A Farm-to-Table Celebration is Sept. 22 in Nashua
|
Downtown Nashua’s favorite chefs are teaming up with local producers from the Nashua Farmers Market to show off their culinary prowess by transforming the bounty of New Hampshire’s fields and farmers – right in the middle of Main Street.
Environment & Science
Plymouth Citizens Join the Climate Strike Sept. 20
|
“Nothing ever happens in politics without a popular uprising,“ said Steve Rand, Co-Chair of the Coalition.
Uncategorized
Mike Marland, Bob Charest, Susan Dromey Heeter Say Happy 4th InDepthNH
|
Someone doesn’t want you to know something, and that something is the public’s business. A public official slams the phone down in your ear.
Business & Economy
Let’s Do Grid Modernization NASA-Style
|
Every so often, even amid the damp grey fog of utility regulation, a blinding flash of insight strikes.
Feature
GOP Primaries
|
Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.
Feature
Bob LaPree Video: Sizing Up the Candidates at NH’s Democratic Convention
|
On Sept. 7, 19 presidential hopefuls spoke to the crowd gathered at Southern New Hampshire University Arena in Manchester.
Business & Economy
Still No NH Budget, Just Spin and Uncertainty on Revenue
|
Based on the first two months of the 2020 fiscal year — with no budget in place just a continuing resolution — the downward trend may be a little sharper than budget writers calculated.
Featured in Category
NH Democrats Host 19 Candidates, Go Wild for Warren
|
Ray Buckley, chair, said the New Hampshire party will sweep the next election in this state because of its beliefs.
