Health & Mental Health
State Reports 1 New COVID-19 Death, 19 New Cases
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The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 19 new positive test results for COVID-19 for Sunday, June 27 and one death.
Business & Economy
U.S. Supreme Court Refuses To Hear NH Tax Case Against the Bay State
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The U.S. Supreme Court has decided not to hear a case New Hampshire brought against neighboring Massachusetts over taxing remote workers during the pandemic.
Farmers’ Markets Welcome Back Old Friends and New Customers
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LITTLETON – New Hampshire’s farmers’ markets are back in full bloom from a disastrous COVID-19 summer in 2020.
Baseball
The Life Lessons of Little League
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The beaches aren’t full yet, the price of watermelon is still high, and gasoline is bound to go higher. The season itself comes in phases, though, and the first phase for me is already over.
Uncategorized
Just Approved Budget Sends State in New Direction
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There are any number of controversial provisions including the divisive concepts section that is not quite the prohibition on teaching controversial racial or sexual concepts as the original but certainly would prohibit critical race theory in public schools and universities.
Uncategorized
Celebrating the Society for the Protection of NH Forests
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In just 120 years the Society has been at the forefront of change that has rippled out from the social and political boundaries of New Hampshire to the nation. Their founding effort to help pass the Weeks Act not only resulted in the White Mountain National Forest but spread the National Forest idea across the continent.
Featured in Category
Enjoying a French Pique-Nique in Rochester
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Every once in a while, a lesson, a class, a moment goes so beautifully, my wish is to recreate, to have a re-do, to plan an encor
Business & Economy
Op-Ed: With His Signature, Sununu Owns Worst Budget in NH History
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The day before Gov. Chris Sununu signed the worst budget in New Hampshire history into law late Friday afternoon, the Majority Leader of the New Hampshire House of Representatives framed it as “a transformational symphony of reforms.”
Business & Economy
Sununu Signs Controversial $13.5B Budget
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With no fanfare and no courtesy photo of him signing House Bills 1 and 2, Gov. Chris Sununu issued a news release Friday saying he signed both into law.