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Manchester Allocated $2.6M, Harts Location $1,038, List of COVID-19 Relief
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See how much your municipality and county has been allocated.
Mellon Foundation To Fill Funding Gap For Humanities Caused by Elon Musk’s DOGE
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At a time when the Trump Administration is taking a chain saw to humanities programs across the nation, the Mellon Foundation announced Wednesday grants totaling $15 million including as much as $250,000 for the NH Humanities Council.
Trash Talk 2025: Diversity Revealed in the Latest Litterary Survey
Diversity may be out of fashion in certain circles, but my annual roadside trash survey reveals an opposing trend: Beer’s dominance among local litterers may be trending downward, with a wide array of other alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks on the rise.
Op-Ed: Racism in NH?
I hate to even raise the topic of racism. I know how painful it is to be wrongly accused.
Bill Prohibiting Sanctuary Cities Another Blow to Local Control, Committee Told
Opposition turned out for a bill that would prohibit any sanctuary cities or towns in the state and block local officials from preventing local law enforcement from cooperating and working with federal immigration authorities.
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Local news matters: Nonprofit news outlets shed light on important stories in northern NH and VT
Shaheen: Trump’s First 100 Days Marred by Chaos, High Costs and Global Retreat
AG: Man Hospitalized After Police-Involved Shooting
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Department of Revenue Launches Annual Property Tax Relief Program
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NHDRA is urging individuals to submit their applications by June 30.
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Legislative Panel Parsing Federal COVID-19 Help
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Members continued to ask Monday for detailed information on relief funds already distributed by the governor and the amount of the $1.25 billion CARES Act funds already allocated.
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Deaths Stable at 86, 72 New COVID-19 Cases: NH Data
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The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 72 new positive test results for COVID-19. There have now been 2,588 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed in New Hampshire
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Sununu: $40M For Municipalities, $300 Extra Weekly For First Responders
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Sununu said towns from “Pittsburg to Portsmouth” are eligible. He said Berlin would receive $246,000, and Claremont $300,000.
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‘Hot Button’ Issue: What To Do When People Refuse Work Offer
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In the past, that would jeopardize their ability to get benefits. What the state has received for guidance from the federal government is that if they can certify they have COVID-19 issues, they would be able to continue to collect.
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86 Deaths, 2,518 Cases as COVID-19 Numbers Climb
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The two people who died were both older than 60; one woman was from Hillsborough County and one man from Rockingham County.
Pam Smart’s Mom Publishes New Book ‘To Live For, A Mother’s Cry for Justice’
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Proving her daughter’s innocence has been the life’s work of Linda Wojas for almost 30 years, passion that she has poured into writing the just published book “To Live For, a Mother’s Cry for Justice” hoping it will help uncover new information that will finally lead to Pam Smart’s freedom.
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InDepthNH Made the New York Times List of Local News, Twice in Fact
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Today, the New York Times launched a campaign to help readers nationwide find local and nonprofit newsrooms as sources of trustworthy information. We were proud to work with the Times to list InDepthNH.org and many INN member newsrooms.
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Coronavirus Is Also a Press Freedom Story in the U.S. and Around the World
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Today is World Press Freedom Day. Let’s celebrate here in New Hampshire, too.
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Time To Decide Who Benefits From $1.25B Federal Funds
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The two committees will make recommendations and Gov. Chris Sununu and his office will decide what to do with the money.
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Fishing The Driftless Area, A Pretty Well-Kept Secret
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The Driftless Area is mainly located on the Wisconsin and Minnesota borders, with parts of it in Illinois and Iowa. The Driftless Area is part of the headwaters for the Mississippi River.
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84 Total COVID-19 Deaths, 2,429 Cases: NH Data
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The state Department of Health and Human Services announced three new deaths on Saturday bringing the total to 84.
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Guest Speakers From Faraway Visit NH Virtual Classrooms
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It’s a good time to look outside this lock down, while we are on screen, we can invite those cousins, those friends, those travelers to share their stories with cherubs who are used to a very different type of class.
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We Are NewsforGood in NH and Proud Part of #GivingTuesdayNow
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More than 200 nonprofit newsrooms have been invited (and we’re the only one in New Hampshire) to create giving pages on NewsforGood.org, a new website created by the Institute for Nonprofit News to help donors find trusted local and investigative newsrooms to support. News Revenue Hub, the American Journalism Project, and NewsMatch are also supporting the campaign.
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9 COVID-19 Deaths and 164 New Cases Reported Friday
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The state also announced 164 new positive test results for COVID-19. There have now been 2,310 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed in New Hampshire.
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Second Try To Force Sununu To Get Legislative OK Spending COVID-19 Funds
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Lawmakers who sued Gov. Chris Sununu seeking to block him from spending unappropriated federal and state money without legislative approval have asked a superior court judge to reconsider his order.
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Panel Hears COVID-19 Concerns from State Agencies, First Responders
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The Legislative Advisory Committee of the Governor’s Office for Emergency Relief and Recovery is expected to begin developing its recommendation to the governor next week.
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Sununu Loosens Stay-at-Home Order Restrictions
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Gov. Chris Sununu made his much anticipated announcement about some partial re-openings in the state.
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COVID Party
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Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.