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NH Right-to-Know Articles You Need To Know
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David Saad put together stories about a citizen’s right to know what the government is doing in News Hampshire.
Trump Suddenly Dissolves Voter Fraud Commission
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President Trump: “Rather than engage in endless legal battles at taxpayer expense, today I signed an executive order to dissolve the Commission, and have asked the Department of Homeland Security to review these issues and determine next courses of action.”
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InDepthNH.org Is Growing Into 2018 Because of Your $10,732 NewsMatch Donations
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Podcast: Associate Publisher Roger Wood and founder Nancy West say thanks for the $10,732 NewsMatch donations you all made to the New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism. The money will be matched dollar for dollar by the Democracy Fund, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. The Miami Foundation is the fiscal sponsor.
Tips On Surviving Blizzard and Arctic Cold in NH
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If you need to get warm, call 2-1-1 for the most current information about the closest warming center.
The Year in Visual and Interactive Storytelling
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HURRICANES. HATE CRIMES. PRESIDENT TRUMP. If 2017 seemed busier than most, that’s because it was. ProPublica published more stories and broke more news than ever before. In addition to stellar investigative work, our reporting included ambitious visual storytelling, data journalism and interactive presentations. Here are some highlights from the year that was.
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Facebook’s Uneven Enforcement of Hate Speech Rules Allows Vile Posts to Stay Up
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ProPublica: The graphic content of some of the posts reprinted within this article may offend some readers. However, our belief is that readers cannot fully understand the importance of how hate speech is handled without seeing it unvarnished and unredacted.
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Get Outside: ‘Your nose and toes may be freezing, but you’ll feel baby, you’ll feel’
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Skate. Ski. Walk. Cover your face, of course, but take off your pajamas and get outside, beneath the sky.
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NH DOT Says It Can’t Monitor Northern Pass Construction On Local Roads
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Department of Transportation Assistant Commissioner William Cass says the department intends to hire a private firm at Northern Pass’s expense to monitor permit compliance and construction agreements along state roads because it does not have the staff.
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2017 Won’t Soon Be Forgotten in Concord Or D.C.
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As 2017 draws mercifully to a close, it was a year to remember. From the Presidential inauguration of businessman Donald Trump to the three baby bears that terrorized a Hanover neighborhood, 2017 had something for everyone and many things to rile people’s darker emotions.