Celebrating Pets
Moose’s Pals: Iris is the perfect cuddle buddy
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Moose is our mascot here at InDepthNH.org, and each week he and an adult friend select those who are waiting for new homes.
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The Electricity Nightmare Before Christmas
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Second, when real-time prices soar to these heights it means something is wrong with the bulk power transmission system and there is danger of rolling blackouts or, worse, an uncontrolled system failure.
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Seacoast Sees Record Home Sales in Million Dollar Range, But Market Otherwise Cooling
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Buyers for homes in New Hampshire are getting a little more leverage when it comes to prices. That is due to the fact that real estate sales in New Hampshire have slipped recently.
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Proposals to Change the NH Constitution Abound in New Session
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CACR 4 would increase lawmakers’ pay from $200 for the two-year session to $5,000 and increase the presiding officers’ — i.e. the House Speaker and Senate President — salaries for the two years to $6,250.
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Another Auld Lang Syne
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It seems like I just finished doing my taxes and now they are due again. The year just flew by, but fortunately I crammed a lot of fishing and traveling in.
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Welcome Musers, Let’s Make 2023 a Better World
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Welcome, Musers, to the final column of 2022. It’s the end of a year, the beginning of a new one and here are musings for a better world, a better day, a better moment.
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Will You Help Us Grow InDepthNH.org News?
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We need to raise enough money to continue reporting the best unbiased news we always deliver, expand to include more work on diversity and inclusivity and build the business end to bring in revenue that is in the public good. We can do it with your support. I know we can.
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Notable NH Deaths: Columnist John Harrigan; Former Weare Fire Chief
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InDepthNH.org is now offering obituaries through the Legacy.com service. We view this as part of our public service mission.
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NH Secrets, Legends and Lore Podcast: Kim Varney Chandler – Covered Bridges of NH
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Several years of research by author Kim Varney Chandler went into the process of developing this extraordinary compendium of the Covered Bridges of New Hampshire, on top of the thousands of hours devoted to these bridges by the many communities, builders and individuals.