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Seacoast Schools Thrive, North Country’s and Others Mired In Funding Crisis
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Where do your candidates stand on school funding?
Business & Economy
Collecting Other States’ Taxes Could Threaten NH Advantage
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NH’s historical aversion to a broad-based tax makes collecting someone else’s sales tax near blasphemy.
Education
Free Littleton Educator Workshops: Using the Creative Process to Engage All
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Two workshops will be held in August.
Education
Scholarships Available For NH Orphans Of Vets
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Children of veterans that lost their lives in wars and are also residents of the state can obtain free tuition to the University System of New Hampshire colleges and universities and the Community College System of New Hampshire. There is also a stipend of up to $2,500 that can be contributed to the payment of room rent, board, books, and supplies.
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Kelly Criticizes Sununu’s School Safety Taskforce For Failing to Address Guns
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Molly Kelly criticized Gov. Chris Sununu’s school safety task force, which was explicitly directed to avoid gun safety issues.
Education
About the Immigrant Children Shelter Map
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Chances are good that there is one near you. Plug in your ZIP code and check here.
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Report Lists 59 Ways to Keep New Hampshire Schools Safe
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A 24 hour anonymous tip line for students, teachers and parents
A one stop resource center for schools
A school based “See Something Say Something” campaign
Expanding Mental Health Resources
Education
Moultonborough Teacher Wins Presidential Award
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Stephanie Gleeson will be invited to Washington, D.C., to receive a citation from President Donald Trump and a $10,000 award from the NSF, which administers the award on behalf of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
Business & Economy
If the old stay and the young leave, what does that mean for New Hampshire?
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What I discovered from attending all three meetings is that we are in somewhat of a crisis here in New Hampshire. One person aptly called it “a crisis of isolation, or desperation,” and I think that is accurate.