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The people listed here passed away during the previous weeks and have some public or charitable connection to their community.
A torrential rain storm in Coos and parts of Grafton counties July 10 left an estimated $9.1 million in damage to roads, bridges and infrastructure, including the economic life blood of the area, its OHRV trails.
To honor this milestone date, NHCJE spoke with Jeff Symes, who leads the Unified + Inclusive Arts group, based in Nashua, New Hampshire, about the initiative’s effort to promote inclusion in the arts industry.
While a majority of Granite Staters do not believe Biden should resign as President, many state Democrats are relieved and hopeful in the wake of his withdrawal from the race.
Today, students, parents, and teachers held a press conference at the State House to demand that this back-to-school season, state leaders commit to action to solve the largely preventable problem of gun violence in the classroom.
In October, the state expects to sit down with the new owners of the 146,500 Connecticut Lakes Headwaters Tract to hear what their future plans are as they relate to logging and carbon credits, the commissioner overseeing an easement said.
On Wednesday morning, Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics announced the closure of its Merrimack facility following steady criticism and outcries against PFAS pollution from the plant in southern New Hampshire.
In fact, as the state’s ratepayer advocate I find it downright refreshing that our state’s chief executive is willing to state forthrightly that it is time to stop infinitely funding public policy initiatives, even virtuous ones, via the electric bills paid by Granite Staters.
Robin Hood made his depredations against the usurper Prince John, not against his monarch, Richard the Lion-Hearted. Pretty Boy Floyd robbed the same banks that were taking the homes of poor farmers.
Communities and organizations in six rural counties will share $11 million in federal funds awarded through grants from the Northern Border Regional Commission (NBRC).
Patrick Patterson is a professional photographer who lives in the seacoast region. He returned from Ukraine after photographing the people there, and learning the horrific stories of terror by Russian invaders.
Executive Councilors questioned top Health and Human Services officials about a recent report by the Office of Child Advocate criticizing DCYF’s placement of two boys in an out-of-state treatment center and asked how the state can get children back immediately when a problem is found with a vendor.
Mark B. Hall of Dunbarton has been nominated by Gov. Chris Sununu to be the director of the New Hampshire Department of Safety, Division of State Police.
Today, Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics announced that it will restructure its Composite Solutions business in the United States and will close its facility in Merrimack, New Hampshire.
“Congratulations to Representative-Elect David Fracht for his overwhelming win in the Enfield special election. The New Hampshire Democratic Party welcomes you to the State House.”