Bears Gone, Forest Service Reopens Hancock Campground in Lincoln
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Bears were able to access improperly stored food on several occasions and, as a result, became habituated to humans.
3 COVID-19 Deaths, 24 Hospitalized, Outbreaks By Institution Name: Weekly Report
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On Thursday, August 25, 2022, the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) announced 1,357 new positive COVID-19 test results between Thursday, August 18 and Wednesday, August 24.
Supreme Resistance: Ruminations from an Unabashed Optimist
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Put simply, the Originalists assert that the interpretation of the Constitution should center around the original intent of the founders as written in the Constitution.
Midcoast Maine Islands, Fun Watching Atlantic Puffins
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From rocky shores and freezing cold waters to working harbors and sailing vessels, the area has been painted by some of the finest artists and the views offer a chance to relax in visual beauty and enjoy a rugged beauty like nowhere else on earth.
Londonderry Publisher Arrested for Improperly Labeled Political Ads Says AG Has Better Things To Do
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Attorney General John M. Formella said that Debra A. Paul, 62, of Londonderry, has been arrested on six misdemeanor counts related to penalties for political advertising for publishing political advertisements that did not comply with state election laws.
Sherman Outraises Sununu; Wins AFT-NH Endorsement
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It was a big news day for Dr. Tom Sherman for Governor outraising Gov. Chris Sununu for the second quarter in a row, and winning the endorsement of AFT-NH.
Commission Denies Effort To Remove Legislators Who Backed Secession Bill from Ballot
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The New Hampshire Ballot Law Commission voted unanimously to dismiss a petition to disqualify from election 14 Republican candidates who supported the failed bill seeking a constitutional amendment on the state seceding from the union or did not oppose efforts to kill it.
Some Candidates Who Backed Secession Bill Say They Can’t Be Disqualified
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The Attorney General’s Office was asked to look into the merits of disqualifying House candidates who supported a constitutional amendment seeking to have New Hampshire secede from the United States, but as the NH Ballot Law Commission prepares to take up the matter at 1 p.m. on Aug. 24, some of those facing disqualification say the answer is clear.
Radio Free New Hampshire: Some Day When the Son Becomes Dad
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My job in all of this is to cram a pop-tart into him and make some cutting remark when he fails to wear matching socks.