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The University of New Hampshire in Durham will launch a new Journalism and Media Studies program next year, focused on equipping students with the practical skills, profession demands, as well as theoretical and analytic training to navigate an evolving media landscape in thoughtful and ethical ways.
Police violated the Constitution by failing to get a search warrant before they obtained key evidence in the murder of Concord couple Stephen and Djeswende “Wendy” Reid, according to defense attorney Thomas Barnard.
Bernstein Shur announced Monday that Taylor Caswell has joined the firm as Managing Director of Bernstein Shur Strategic Economic Solutions, a new offering within the firm’s Government and Public Affairs Practice Group.
James Key-Wallace, executive director at New Hampshire Business Finance Authority, is being nominated by Gov. Kelly Ayotte to become the commissioner for the state Department of Business and Economic Affairs.
Volunteers will assist with a variety of important tasks, including monitoring guest belongings, overseeing supplies, preparing refreshments, and facilitating activities for guests. Shifts are two hours long and available every night throughout the winter.
All sessions are free and approximately 90 minutes long. Older adults, caregivers, family members, and community partners are encouraged to attend.
Republican Marc Tremblay won over Corinne Cascadden, the Democrat in a vote of 878-873 respectively when a recount was held Monday at the New Hampshire Legislative Archives.
U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) released the following statement after voting for the deal she brokered alongside Senator King (I-ME) and Senator Hassan (D-NH) to reopen the government and take action on several Democratic priorities.
Governor Kelly Ayotte wants the country to believe New Hampshire is thriving under her watch. But no billboard truck rolling through Manhattan—or Manchester, for that matter—can hide the simple truth: Ayotte has spent her term defunding the very foundations that make a state worth moving to in the first place.