Business & Economy
Concord Hospital Trust Scholarship Fund Accepting Applications
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With between $45,000 and $60,000 awarded annually, scholarships typically range from $500 to $3,000.
Distant Dome: Watch Closely or Your Property Taxes Will Increase
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Declining revenues particularly business taxes is a considerable problem and coupled with the loss of federal COVID aid with its secondary boost to revenues, and potential changes coming from the Washington D.C. in some key state programs like Medicaid, as well as slashing higher education grants and the picture is pretty bleak.
Sticking Together for Federal Workers
When Dave Boucher, a Transportation Safety Officer at Manchester Airport since 2002, received the first Office of Personnel Management memo telling him to produce a list of five accomplishments within about 48 hours, he considered the order badly thought out.
Education Freedom Account Program Projected to Grow to 12,000 Students in Two Years
The Education Freedom Account program would increase about 50 percent in the second year of the next biennium if the parent salary cap is eliminated according to the person administering the program.
NH DHHS: One Adult Identified In Manchester With TB
Th.6e New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and the Manchester Health Department (MHD) have identified an adult who was recently diagnosed with tuberculosis (TB) who spent time in a homeless shelter and a community organization in Manchester, New Hampshire while infectious.
More Headlines
State is looking for a new parks director
Notable New Hampshire Deaths: Concord Firefighter CJ Girard
“Crying Nazi” charged with Manchester assault
Feature
Enjoying the Moments, the Sun, the Moon and Of Course Ice Skating
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It’s been a bit, Joyful Musers; 2025 has had an interesting start on my end, a start not predicted nor expected, a beginning that has me valuing and appreciating the minute, the small, the kindness of strangers, the sun, the snow, life itself.
Business & Economy
First Amendment Audits Impact Government Buildings, Police
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On a sunny Tuesday morning in November, Josh Abrams of Stoneham, Mass., entered the historic town hall in Warner. He walked into the office of Town Administrator Kathy Frenette carrying a camera.
Business & Economy
Shaheen Guest for Trump’s Joint Address to Congress Is Gilsum Woman
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Today, U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) announced that Rebecca Hamilton, the co-owner and co-CEO of Badger in Gilsum, New Hampshire, will be her guest for President Trump’s Joint Address to Congress tomorrow night.
Distant Dome: Outside Group Checking In on Voucher
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In the next week or two, the fate of the expansion of the Education Freedom Account program will come into focus.
Op-Ed
Op-Ed: Porter Backs Single Primary Ballot
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For the past year, it has been my honor to work with New Hampshire Together, a nonpartisan nonprofit whose goal is to help everyday citizens become civically engaged.
Courts & Corrections
Immigrant Advocates Reject Ayotte’s ICE Agreement
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Governor Kelly Ayotte’s announcement Thursday that the state police and other agencies would add enforcement of immigration law to their responsibilities drew quick condemnation from New Hampshire’s immigrants’ rights movement.
Readers Respond To Gov. Ayotte’s Press Release On NH Police Working with ICE
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InDepthNH.org will often ask our readers what you think because we value your opinions and think they should be heard. I appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughtful responses.
News
Shaheen, Senate Foreign Relations Dems Condemn Trump’s, Vance’s ‘Disgraceful Oval Office Outburst’
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“Today’s behavior by President Trump and Vice President Vance would be more shocking if it wasn’t the new normal that this administration is forcing on our allies, partners and even our own citizens.”
News
Two Turkish Nationals Arrested for Illegally Entering the United States from Canada
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Two Turkish men were arrested for illegally entering the United States near Hall Stream, a river that runs along the border between Pittsburg, New Hampshire and Canada, Acting U.S. Attorney Jay McCormack announces.
News
Correction on Two Headlines in Good Morning Newsletter Friday
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Two headlines were wrong in this morning’s Good Morning newsletter for New Hampshire news because they were mistakenly linked together. We apologize for the error.
Business & Economy
Ayotte and Family Visit Mount Washington in Winter
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Gov. Kelly Ayotte, her husband and son visited a wintery scene at Mount Washington State Park on its 6,288-foot summit Friday and learned about all that is going on atop the rock pile when the wind is gusting close to 100 miles per hour.
Obituary
Notable New Hampshire Deaths: Bedford Police Lt. Bernard, Trooper Roland Lamy, Pelham’s Hal Lynde
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The people listed here passed away during the previous weeks and have some public or charitable connection to their community.
Courts & Corrections
AG Identifies Man Fatally Shot By Officer
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Police were first called to the Planet Fitness gym on Orchard View Drive in Londonderry for a report of a shot being fired. Officers responded and confirmed that while no one was injured, the individual identified as having fired the gunshot had left the gym.
Mistrial Stops Sex Assault Trial of Grafton County Jail Officer
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Max Fournier has maintained his innocence for years, since he was first investigated for the alleged assaults in 2019.
Feature
Peace Coalition Asks Shaheen to Oppose New Arms Transfers to Israel
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Six members of the New Hampshire Coalition for a Just Peace in the Middle East met Wednesday with a staffer for U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-NH, calling on the Senator to oppose a new round of arms transfers to Israel.
Bald’s Op-Ed on Connecticut Lakes Headwaters Stirs Passions on Carbon Programs
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Looking out on the snowy landscape this week, Coos County Administrator Brady couldn’t help but lament that this sort of weather is perfect for timber tax revenues, but like maple sap, they are dripping in rather than gushing in.
Gov. Ayotte Backs NH Law Enforcement Cooperating With ICE, Email Us What You Think
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Gov. Ayotte: “I support and encourage New Hampshire law enforcement agencies to cooperate with ICE to enforce our laws and keep our communities safe.”
From the American People: Why Foreign Aid Matters
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A panel discussion titled “From the American People: Why Foreign Aid Matters” will be
held on Thursday, March 6, 2025, from 6:30 to 8:00 pm, at the Lake Sunapee United
Methodist Church, located at 9 Lower Main Street, Sunapee.
‘The Situation Room,’ a Review by Monica Reads
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Have you ever wondered about the so-called Situation Room that pops up on the news when something is happening in the world that we should find interesting, if not scary?