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The Amtrak Downeaster pulling out of Exeter on its way to Maine with special 1955 vintage "Dome" viewing car behind the engine.
Coverage involving education and schools.
Teacher recruitment pressures are growing in New Hampshire as fewer Granite Staters complete education degrees, more school employees approach retirement age, and teacher pay and affordability challenges make it harder to attract and retain educators, according to a report from the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute.
MANCHESTER – The Black Heritage Trail New Hampshire will host the 20th Annual Black New England Conference on Oct. 23-24, with the goal of showcasing Black voices fighting back against being silenced.
The unanimous decision of the four justices ends the quest of two New Hampshire parents to keep the question off the general election ballot.
The Supreme Court dismissed a request from the Rand education funding suit plaintiffs to reconsider its order by Senior Associate Justice Patrick Donovan not to recuse himself from hearing the case, which is on appeal before the court.
Two parents whose request to block the school budget cap question from appearing on the November ballot that was shot down by Judge Dan St. Hilaire filed an emergency appeal to the state Supreme Court Wednesday, but that too was quickly denied.
A superior court judge shot down a request from two New Hampshire parents, one a school board member and the other a former school budget committee member, for a preliminary injunction to block the school budget cap question from appearing on November’s general election ballot.
Homemade aprons adorned volunteers and there was pride in simple work, a gorgeous day prompted laughter and lightheartedness, community and unity.
After a late night Tuesday, Democrats gathered for a post-primary election breakfast at the Saint Anselm’s New Hampshire Institute of Politics on Wednesday morning. The Republicans will hold a similar gathering next week.
August revenues were strong enough to move the state ahead of schedule after a lackluster first month of Fiscal Year 2027.
Two New Hampshire parents, one a school board member and the other a former school budget committee member, have sued to block the school budget cap question from appearing on the general election ballot in November.
