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On a near unanimous vote, the Commission to Study School Funding approved its final report Monday containing a series of findings and recommendations to fundamentally change the state’s education funding system.
Lawmakers should be urged to use the Education Funding Commission’s recommendations to begin changing the system as soon as possible.
Commission members could not agree whether the state has to pay for the entire cost of an adequate education or if local property taxes should be considered part of the state’s obligation.
In 2017, two girls from Kathmandu, Puja Thapa and Benajil Rai, came to New Hampshire to study at Keene State College.
There will be no interstate youth hockey for kids in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Jersey effective Saturday because of COVID-19.
This year Rotary Club members put their heads together and came up with this alternative Plymouth’s Got Talent contest online fundraiser.
COLEBROOK – Like wildfire, COVID-19 has spread through this small Coos County town of 2,133.
In one week, after months of watching other parts of the state to the south see cases upon cases of the deadly virus, those wondering and worrying if it would impact them now have their fears realized.
Starting this Saturday, restaurants will ask patrons for contact information as the state continues to see an uptick in cases of COVID-19.
Legislators got an overview Tuesday of what is left in the CARES Act fund to help provide federal relief to the state from COVID-19.