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Amerika Garcia Grewal came to New Hampshire with a simple message: don’t let what happened in Texas happen to you.
As I was reading a John Gierach article from my latest edition of Trout Unlimited’s Trout magazine, my phone started blowing up with messages about John’s passing.
The panel will take place on October 17 and feature representatives from New Hampshire PBS, GBH, Maine Public, Vermont Public and Rhode Island PBS.
The North Country Chamber Players is a non-profit organization of world class musicians who perform throughout the summer and periodically through fall and winter.
While lawmakers await a performance audit of the Education Freedom Account program by the Legislative Budget Assistant expected later this year, a Department of Education compliance report done last fall, but released last month found enough issues to require the program’s administrator to reverify all participants’ applications for the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 school years.
A 17-year-old died from injuries sustained in a one-vehicle crash Friday afternoon on Interstate 93.
When I first saw Jack jump out of his foster parent’s car, I thought to myself, that’s not a German Shepherd. He looked like a greyhound or a flat-coated collie. He’s tan and white and does not have a shepherd physique. My husband and I have had two German Shepherds and know what they should look like
Ravaged by summer’s torrential rains, progress is coming to the state’s valued trails in the Great North Woods which are crucial to tourism here.
A $300,000 state contract to protect New Hampshire lakes from the spread of invasive species this summer has resulted in a “save” of Conway Lake from an invasive species.
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Podcast producer Roger Wood speaks with Jim Demers of Concord, former state legislator and one of 34 New Hampshire Democratic National Convention delegates. He is currently in Chicago at the convention.
Draft changes to minimum standards for public schools, approved unanimously by the State Board of Education last week, were the subject of a legislative oversight meeting Thursday with a Democrat tangling with the Education Commissioner for two hours on whether they water down education in New Hampshire.
There are three new cyanobacteria warnings or watches up for Lake Winnipesaukee this week in Tuftonboro, Alton and Wolfeboro.
The state Department of Health and Human Services said there are now a total of seven people who were sickened with Legionnaire’s disease linked to a cooling tower in Lincoln.
The union representing Dartmouth College’s basketball team said Wednesday they have filed an Unfair Labor Practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) over the college’s refusal to negotiate.
On the back of their IDs, there is a phone number – 866-662-1235.
Vice President Kamala Harris’ lead over former President Donald Trump in the presidential race in New Hampshire is unchanged since July.
Troy Merner walked into the Grafton Superior Court Wednesday as a former state Representative, and walked out as a convicted criminal stripped of his right to vote for the remainder of his life.
See who actually benefits from the current state property tax.
The state says the ConVal education funding decision violates the constitution’s separation of powers provision and does not encompass the breadth of the state’s support for public education.
Outside spending in the 2024 election cycle has surpassed $1 billion, outpacing prior election cycles, according to a new OpenSecrets analysis of federal campaign finance reports.
New Hampshire Department of Corrections administrators kept a corrections officer accused of assaulting multiple inmates on duty while she was under investigation, according to a DOC insider with knowledge of the department.
Newfound Lake Region Association is about to break ground on a $2.2 million Conservation Center here at the Grey Rocks Conservation Area which will promote lake health education and environmental literacy.
Federal, regional and local electric industry officials and regulators failed to do their duties to ensure fair and reasonable electric rates, a lawsuit filed Friday in U.S. District Court claims.