Health & Mental Health
NH House Again Passes Bills Impacting Transgender People
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The House voted Thursday to extend the statute of limitations for legal action by a person who underwent gender transition procedures or treatments as a minor.
Distant Dome: A Dark Time For the State
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The political climate in New Hampshire took a dark turn this month as lawmakers were in the middle of the last year of the current two-year term.
Records: Newport Police Chief Lied About Affair, Stays Off EES
Questions raised about lies told about past affair and whether Alex Lee was placed on the Exculpatory Evidence Schedule, also known as the Laurie List.
Two Attempts at Budget Caps Fail to Advance in NH House
Two attempts to impose budget caps on local government spending were turned away Thursday in the House.
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Diocese Settles With Victim of Abusive Priest
Notable New Hampshire Deaths: He Was Litchfield’s Moxie Horsemobile Rider; She Helped Start Farmington’s Football Program
Senate Tables Bill To Limit Hospital Executive Compensation in Coos County
Business & Economy
NH House Approves $4.7 Billion 10-Year Highway Plan
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The House Thursday approved a $4.7 billion 10-year highway improvement plan constrained by a lack of state and federal funds.
Environment & Science
Black Mountain Owner Shifting To New Model, Bringing Indy Pass and Entabeni to NH
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Black Mountain’s new owner and general manager Erik Mogensen said he has decided against a cooperative ownership model for the state’s oldest ski area and will maintain ownership and also move his Colorado-based Entabeni data system company, which provides software for ski areas around the world and his wildly popular Indy Pass to the 603.
News
House GOP Passes School District Budget Cap
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The House on Wednesday approved Republicans’ latest attempt to curtail public school funding by passing a requirement that school districts vote on a spending cap every two years.
News
Facing Two-Day Deadline, NH House Session Gets Contentious
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With about 180 bills on the calendar for two days of House sessions, things became contentious on Wednesday.
News
Speaker Condemns Rep. Corcoran Targeting Jewish Colleague, But No Sanction
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Known for his racist commentary, Travis Corcoran is at it again, this time suggesting on Twitter that Jewish Rep. Jessica Grill, D-Manchester. should be killed in a “final solution.”
Courts & Corrections
Man Wanted by ICE in Vermont Crashes into Vehicles, Flees
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A man wanted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement crashed into law enforcement vehicles and fled the scene in South Burlington Wednesday morning, officials said.
House Adopts Shortened List of Adequate Education Elements
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School nurses and superintendent services would not be components of an adequate education under a bill the House approved Wednesday.
News
Democrat Stuns Republican in Wolfeboro, Ossipee Tuftonboro House Special Election
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After Republicans put in big bucks to hold on to a reliably strong area for them, voters in Wolfeboro, Tuftonboro and Ossipee elected a Democrat to a special election for House Representative in District 7, Tuesday.
Education
‘CHARLIE Act’ HB 1792 Creates Fear Not Protection, Committee Told
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The sponsor of the “CHARLIE Act” told a Senate Committee Tuesday he seeks to restore neutrality to public education.
Feature
Speaking of Words: British Placenames
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The majority of city and town names in New Hampshire come from British placenames (mainly English), but many of these placenames have mysterious origins.
Politics
Rep. Wendy Thomas On Her Removal From House Committee; Packard Offers No Comment
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House Speaker Sherman Packard, R-Londonderry, hasn’t responded to why he removed Rep. Wendy Thomas from the House Science, Technology and Energy Committee.
Courts & Corrections
Stevens Asks AG To Look Into Delayed Criminal Restitution Payments To Victims
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Executive Councilor Janet Stevens, R-Rye, says restitution payments to victims of crime are not getting out in a timely manner and she is now asking the Attorney General’s Office to take action to get the New Hampshire Department of Corrections Field Services Division to comply with the law.
Courts & Corrections
Ayotte Puts Pressure on House To Close DUI Breath Test Refusal ‘Loophole’
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CONCORD – With families of those who have been killed by drunk drivers and law enforcement at her side, Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte called on the legislature Tuesday to strengthen the penalty for refusing a breath alcohol test.
Business & Economy
NH Rep. Wendy Thomas Removed from House Committee, Unclear Why
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Michael Vose, R-Epping, wouldn’t say why Thomas was removed referring the question to House Speaker Sherman Packard, R-Londonderry.
News
Thank You All! NewsMatch 2025 Was Big Winner for InDepthNH.org
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This week NewsMatch, a national fundraising match program for nonprofit news outlets, announced that the New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism will receive $21,033 in matching funds for its 2025 campaign.
News
Distant Dome: Do You Know What Your Legislator Is Doing?
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Some time in the future, people will look back at the first six years of this decade and wonder what drug lawmakers were on when they passed these laws.
Feature
Radio Free New Hampshire: Dancing in the Dark
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We have lived with stalemate for so long, we have forgotten how and why it happened. But to best appreciate Donald Trump’s actions in Iran, we should learn that history again.
Business & Economy
Protesters Rally Against Free State Project
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About 100 protesters joined the Kent Street Coalition and other local advocacy groups at the State House on Thursday to protest the Free State Project in New Hampshire, which critics say attempts to influence state politics and dismantle public education.