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Coverage involving education and schools.
State police will now have body and dash cameras and a whole new information system to support them after the Executive Council unanimously approved a new contract on Wednesday.
Granite State Independent Living reports that every week, about 18,000 hours worth of requests for in-home care go unanswered at The nonprofit, due to a severe staffing shortage.
Katie Duran of Wolfeboro was beaming and said she almost accidentally signed House Bill 581 just after Gov. Chris Sununu in celebration of a measure that places the burden of proof in special education on the system rather than the parent.
After failing to reach a settlement agreement through mediation, lawyers for Nashua’s Bishop Guertin High School want to have the sex abuse lawsuit brought by a former student dismissed.
White Mountains Community College and The Cog Railway are teaming up for some workforce development in the North Country and to keep the iconic locomotives chugging up to the top of Mount Washington.
Bishop Peter Libasci categorically denies claims made in the civil lawsuit filed in New York claiming he sexually abused a boy in 1983 and 1984 and will “vigorously” fight the allegations in court, according to his lawyer Michael J. Connolly of the Hinckley Allen law firm.
Masheri Chappelle hears these voices. Only they can be forceful and even shake the house. She has the gift.
Sandwich and the southwestern New Hampshire town of Acworth have signed agreements with NH Broadband to cooperate in building a high-speed fiber-optic broadband network in both towns.
About 50 of the state’s outdoor leaders took to the sunny but rain-swollen Saco River for a six-mile paddle through quick water on Wednesday, then had dinner and networked on a beach along its banks around a fire pit.