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Roger Wood spoke with Ted Connors of Portsmouth. He was the chairman of the NH Racing Commission for 45 years and a member of the commission for two more. Connors was in Salem, taking in some of the nostalgia of the track’s heyday.
InDepthNH.org reporter Chris Jensen details the positions taken on the issues facing two North Country natives – Republicans Dolly McPhaul and Leon Rideout – as they compete in the Sept. 13 primary for the chance to oppose incumbent Democratic Senator Jeff Woodburn.
It was a family reunion of sorts for Eric Largy on Tuesday as his brother Joseph Largy and uncle Daniel Largy asked a judge to remove their names from a no-contact order so they can help him and keep track of his case.
For years now, the scientific consensus has been that climate change is occurring and is caused mainly by the actions of human beings. So why, during the first month of the current Congress, did nearly half the Senate – all Republicans – vote against an amendment stating that human activities contribute significantly to climate change?
One Year at InDepthNH.org: This is how we got here and where we are going — with your help.
Since 2010, the three largest private prison companies have collectively spent nearly $9.7 million lobbying Congress and other federal agencies, such as the Justice Department and the United States Marshals Service.
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HOWLING FROM THE MOUNTAIN: Coyote expert Chris Schadler shares her passion for coyotes and wildlife on InDepthNH.org.
The quantity of arms contracted for export – worth several billion dollars – is greater than the number of personnel in their security forces and far more than the Pentagon has routinely indicated.