People & Places

News about the people and places impacting NH.

Take a First Day Hike To Celebrate the New Year

By News Release | December 27, 2016

Get together with family and friends for hikes all over the state on New Year’s Day. What a way to start 2017.

Deceased Mass. Hiker Recovered from Bond Cliff in Lincoln

By News release | December 26, 2016

The hiker is identified as 26 year old John Holden of Jefferson, Mass.

Mike Marland Gets The Boot From The Monitor, ‘InDepthNH’ Looks To Pick Him Up

By Matt Murray, NH Labor | December 24, 2016

A New Hampshire institution is being forced out of the job due to “budget cuts.” Are we going to let that happen to Mike Marland? Nope.

Write a Poem, Sing a Song. Time To Make Some Very Merry

By Susan Dromey Heeter | December 24, 2016

Christmas is Sunday. Sunday. Are you ready? If you’re not done shopping, not completed with your gift buying, all out of cash, no worries.

Mike Marland Is Our Own Homegrown Editorial Cartoonist

By Mike Marland | December 23, 2016

Mike Marland: I’m a Goner. After Jan 1 I will no longer be editorial cartoonist for the Concord Monitor.
I’ve been let go as a cost-cutting measure.

Sununu Hosting Three ‘Black Tie Optional’ Inaugural Celebrations

By Nancy West | December 22, 2016

Gov.-elect Chris Sununu is hosting three pricey inaugural dinners sponsored by Eversource, Nextera Energy and the Gallagher Callahan and Gartrell lawfirm, but he wasn’t talking on Wednesday about how much they are paying or what they might expect in return.

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‘What’s Going On, Daddy’: A Reporter on the Hate Beat Finds 2 Very Local Stories

By A.C. Thompson, ProPublica | December 20, 2016

A.C. Thompson: I started my job as a reporter with ProPublica by covering hate crimes in New Orleans eight years ago. Now I’m back on the beat. And the stories are in my backyard — and all across the rest of the nation.

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Help Us Adopt NH Cartoonist Mike Marland

By Nancy West | December 20, 2016

Oh, no. Say it isn’t so. NH’s homegrown cartoonist is all done at the Concord Monitor at the end of the year and InDepthNH.org needs your help to make him a new home here with us at the New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism.