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Coverage involving education and schools.
The deadline for entries to Congresswoman Shea-Porter’s office is Friday, April 28, 2017 at 5:00 PM. The deadline for entries to Congresswoman Kuster’s office is Friday, April 14, 2017 at 5:00 PM.
Hearing set in Nashua assault case of Mass. trooper and more news from around New Hampshire and the world.
ProPublica is sponsoring need-based scholarships to attend various short journalism conferences.
The MoonCatcher Project empowers girls by providing them with reusable menstrual pads, so that they can stay in school, avoid early marriage and pregnancy, and avail themselves of other educational opportunities that will, in turn, positively impact them and their communities.
Executive Councilor Joe Kenney is touring schools this week with Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut.
Is Hydro-Québec Having ‘Second Thoughts’ On Northern Pass and other news from around New Hampshire and the world.
Thanks to the success of its ongoing fundraising efforts, the University of New Hampshire is launching a new program in the fall that guarantees all full-time, first-year New Hampshire students receiving federal Pell grants will pay no tuition to attend the university.
On a page dedicated to coal, the following sentences were deleted: “In the United States, most of the coal consumed is used as a fuel to generate electricity. Burning coal produces emissions that adversely affect the environment and human health.”
The use of wood chips and pellets for heating businesses, schools and government buildings has grown dramatically in the last five years and is reportedly saving three hospitals in the North Country alone about $750,000 a year.