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North Country Healthcare, the nonprofit hospital system under review by the Attorney General’s Charitable Trusts Unit, has announced a new series of “Community Listening Sessions” in 2026 while “further review” of citizen complaints is ongoing.
James Key-Wallace, executive director at New Hampshire Business Finance Authority, is being nominated by Gov. Kelly Ayotte to become the commissioner for the state Department of Business and Economic Affairs.
Republican Marc Tremblay won over Corinne Cascadden, the Democrat in a vote of 878-873 respectively when a recount was held Monday at the New Hampshire Legislative Archives.
Sarah Stewart, commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Natural & Cultural Resources, told InDepthNH.org Monday she will serve out her term and resign when it ends next June.
Holding her electronics benefit transfer card in one hand – which now has a balance of zero dollars – and with her driver’s license in the other, she sat in her Honda among hundreds who lined up in their vehicles five rows abreast at the NH Technical Institute parking lot Thursday to wait her turn at getting some of the state’s expanded food assistance in boxes loaded into cars.
By just 14 votes, Berlin voters selected Republican Marc Tremblay over Corinne Cascadden, a Democrat, as their state Representative in a special election Tuesday that could still be recounted.
CONCORD – With $56,000 in a reward and a new set of eyes on the state’s expanded cold case unit investigating, members of the family of Roberta Dionne Miller, 54, of Gilford said Monday they have new hope that the person who committed the crime will finally be brought to justice 15 years after she was shot multiple times in her home.
Considered the first of its kind in the nation to help veterans and first responders in need, Gov. Kelly Ayotte and the state’s five-member Executive Council had breakfast Wednesday at the recently opened Easter Seals NH Military & Veterans Campus at the former Daniel Webster homestead off Route 3.
It’s a new dawn for Black Mountain ski area, but what should be a celebration as winter nears heading into its second promising season under new ownership has instead intensified its dispute with the local government in the Town of Jackson.