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Financial issues and challenges faced by faced by NH companies and the economy as a whole.
A grant that would have meant $46 million in federal funds to help create new public charter schools across the state was in limbo Friday after the Democratically controlled majority of the Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee voted to reject the first round of $10 million.
Three hundred forty New Hampshire residents have signed petitions, organized by the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS), asking all the presidential candidates to share their plans for reducing the risks of a nuclear war. UCS will send the petitions to the candidates today.
The hazards can be traced to the same basic problem: truckloads of boxes that are shipped to Dollar Tree stores based on sales data, whether or not employees have anywhere to put them.
Mindi Messmer, a former state Representative who ran unsuccessfully as a Democrat for Congress, announced earlier this month her intention to seek the District 3 Executive Council seat.
Resulting climate and health adaptation plans from the Monadnock region focused on extreme weather, the Upper Valley on heat stress, and the Lakes and Seacoast Networks on Lyme disease.
InDepthNH.org introduces Paula Tracy’s new column A Winter Run.
New Hampshire’s 35 ski areas held a large piece of real estate in the trade show with booths for just about every ski area, raffles, giveaways, and information on what is new to help consumers select where to go this winter.
Manchester native Gloria Norris, an author and filmmaker, talks about her memoir KooKooLand and the importance of reinvigorating news at Tuesday’s celebration of the fourth anniversary of InDepthNH.org at the Derryfield Restaurant in Manchester.
The Committee to Study Recycling Streams and Solid Waste Management in New Hampshire issued its final report recently with 23 recommendations and 39 findings.