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Residents interested in attending this hearing on Wednesday evening and looking to utilize MTA’s free bus offering should meet at City Hall Plaza where the bus will leave promptly at 6:30pm.
Attorneys for Concord Casino owner Andy Sanborn claim state regulators keep moving the goalposts as they attempt to prepare for an administrative hearing to determine if he is unsuitable to hold a charitable gaming license.
A New Hampshire man, who is accused of assaulting and knocking out a U.S. Postal delivery worker in Essex County a year ago, is due to go on trial Monday in U.S. District Court in Burlington.
The town-owned Littleton Opera House, its future as a community theatre performance venue, and what LGBTQ expression would be allowed are expected to be discussed Monday Oct. 23 at 5 p.m. as the community clashes for the second time this fall on issues of inclusion with the three-member Board of Selectmen.
In three years, the enrollment in the Education Freedom Account program has grown 158 percent, while the cost has increased 174 percent in figures released this week by the Department of Education.
A hearing requested by Concord Casino owner and former state Sen. Andy Sanborn to halt the Lottery Commission’s move to revoke his charity gambling license has been postponed again.
With local police responding to 61 calls for service from June 2022 through last week to the new Hampstead Hospital for children with behavioral problems and another 73 calls to state police since Jan. 1, 2022, Republican Executive Councilor Janet Stevens of Rye questioned the Wellpath contract there and whether it will be renewed when it comes up in a few months.
New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute’s 8th Annual Budget and Policy Conference, Tackling Workforce Challenges and Strengthening Economic Opportunity, was held at Grappone Conference Center in Concord on Monday, October 16.
After a fitful beginning, the Commission to Study the Effect of Recent Changes Made to Charitable Gaming Laws chose a new chair and outlined areas of concern in the ever-growing industry.