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No Kings Protests March 28 in NH
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Saturday’s No Kings Protests has already listed 50 locations in New Hampshire. Please send any additions or corrections to: arnie.alpert@indepthnh.org.
House Passes Bill Requiring College Students to Pass Civics Test
Students and judges will feel the grip of the House majority in bills passed on the last day before crossover Thursday, the traditional halfway point of the 2026 legislative session.
Notable New Hampshire Deaths: Cliff Blake, The Voice of Channel 11
The people listed here passed away during the previous weeks and have some public or charitable connection to their community.
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Senate Passes House Bill Related to Adequacy Education Funding
House Bucks GOP Leadership and Approves Battery Recycling Program
Senate Passes Bill Allowing ATCs To Grow Greenhouse Cannabis; Approves Locker Room Bill
Environment & Science
House Approves Raft Fee for Cyanobacteria Mitigation
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The House overrode its finance committee Thursday to establish a funding source for cyanobacteria mitigation in the state’s lakes.
Business & Economy
Bill To Protect Elderly from Thieves Using Crypto Among Senate Action This Week
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An act establishing consumer protections for digital asset transaction kiosks is headed now to the House after SB 482-FN was approved by the Senate Thursday on a voice vote.
Business & Economy
Big Money for Small NH Town, 14 NH Law Enforcement Agencies Partner with ICE
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The Town of Carroll received a wire transfer for $122,515 from the Department of Homeland Security as a part of Immigration and Custom Enforcement’s (ICE) 287(g) program, which authorizes local law enforcement officers to perform immigration officer functions under direction and oversight of ICE.
Business & Economy
Questions Fly Over Revamped Open Enrollment Plan
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A revamped school open enrollment bill presented Wednesday would have the state pay for the program and not the student’s resident school district.
Business & Economy
Council Approves GO-NORTH Contract for Mental Health
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The fifth and final contract, this one for mental health, for the Governor’s Office of New Opportunities & Rural Transformational Health – also known as the GO-NORTH program – was approved Wednesday on a 3-2 vote.
Courts & Corrections
NH To Be 1st in Nation With 100 Percent Broadband; Boyle Confirmed, Boudman Sworn in
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New Hampshire is on track to be the first state in the nation to have 100 percent broadband coverage of all homes and will soon also be able to distribute more than $32 million in home electrification and appliance rebates, the governor and Executive Council learned, Wednesday.
North Country Chamber Players’Gala Fundraiser, Concert & Dinner: City of Light, an Evening in Paris
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The North Country Chamber Players are proud to present their Gala Fundraiser, Concert & Dinner, City of Light: An Evening in Paris, on Sunday, June 7 at 5:00 PM at the elegant Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa in Whitefield.
Courts & Corrections
State Plans New Testimony in Clegg’s Murder Convictions
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Prosecutors submitted a list of six potential witnesses to testify about the warrantless search that led to the arrest of Logan Clegg, the homeless man convicted of killing Concord retirees Stephen and Djeswende “Wendy” Reid.
Business & Economy
State Tax Amnesty Program Adds $103.8 Million to State Coffers
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The state’s recently concluded tax amnesty program produced $103.8 million for its coffers. The program was suggested last spring when Senate budget writers were searching for additional revenue needed to fund essential programs.
Health & Mental Health
Free Hands-Only CPR Training; For Executive Councilor John Stephen, It’s Personal
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New Hampshire Executive Council Launches Statewide CPR Challenge During EMS Week;
Bipartisan initiative aims to train Granite Staters in lifesaving Hands-Only CPR across all five Council districts
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Anamaki Chronicles: North Country Lives Well-Worth Celebrating
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In my youth, my sisters and I would ride our horses up over Lit’s Mountain behind our home, ending the trip with a swim – on the horses – in the Pemigewasset River.
Business & Economy
Trump Deploys ICE To Airports Amid Shutdown, Not In NH So Far
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Manchester-Boston Regional Airport does not anticipate federal immigration agents to be stationed there at this time, following Trump’s decision to send Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to aid airports during the partial government shutdown.
Business & Economy
New Men’s Prison $36M Architectural Design Contract To Get Council Vote
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The state will be asked to agree to a $36 million contract for the full design of a new state prison for men in Concord when the Executive Council meets on Wednesday.
Business & Economy
Auto Inspections: EPA Says It Will Fast-Track NH’s Emission Exemption Request
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The federal Environmental Protection Agency said it will fast track a request from New Hampshire to see if it can be exempt from the Clean Air Act, while the state continues to say it will not enforce auto emissions testing.
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InDepthNH.org Reporters and Friends Share Right-To-Know Video Tips for Sunshine Week
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On Thursday, our reporters and a special guest held an online event to show you how we obtain the documents we need to do our jobs. Sunshine Week. Check video now.
Business & Economy
Women’s Equal Pay Day Highlights Ongoing Income Disparities in New Hampshire
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Thursday, March 26, 2026 marks National Women’s Equal Pay Day, the day that represents how far into the new calendar year the median full-time, year-round working woman would need to work to earn what the median full-time, year-round working man earned in the previous year.
Environment & Science
Water Agitators Could Be Out in Certain Locations Under Bill That Sailed Through Senate
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Water agitators used to protect docks from ice would be restricted in use and extended warnings of danger of thin ice from them are part of a bill getting a hearing this week in the House.
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Joyful Musings: What’s Worse Than Being a Cat on a Plane
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While I was boarding my flight from San Francisco to Boston last week, I waited in line with a woman who was holding not one but TWO cats in carriers.
