Business & Economy
Zip Codes Can Dramatically Limit Future for NH Students
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The disparity between property-wealthy school districts and the opportunities they provide their children and property-poor districts is immense.
Anti-Trump Protests Escalate in Wake of LA Troop Deployment
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With President Trump militarizing the federal government’s response to dissent against his administration’s policies, organizers say more than 1800 protests will take place nationwide next weekend, including some two dozen in New Hampshire.
Walk for Hope: Solinsky Center for Cancer Care at The Elliot, This Time It Was Personal
That changed dramatically when I was diagnosed with three cancers, and suddenly, the Solinsky Center for Cancer Care became my lifeline.
Distant Dome: Willfully and Knowingly Making a Mess of Public Education
If you watched the House session Thursday, you had to realize the message the Republican majority is sending on public education.
Op-Ed: Who are New Hampshire Republicans: Are they the company they keep?
“Well, we all are going to die” is the tone deaf quip Sen. Ernst had to offer last
week, in response to a constituent who expressed concern over how the
devastating cuts to Medicaid in the GOP budget plan will cause people to perish.
More Headlines
Gov. Ayotte Signs 19 Bills Into Law; Vetoes One
Carbon Sequestration, Sobriety Check Refusal Punishment Now Part of Parental Rights Bill
House Votes New Requirements for Absentee Voting
Business & Economy
NHFPI Analysis: Many In NH Face Tough Economic Realities
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Analysis: Despite being ranked the state with the lowest levels of poverty, in 2017, about 100,000 individuals were still impoverished in New Hampshire.
Featured in Category
Sununu v. Manchester On Opioid Crisis, Budget Veto
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State senators from Manchester accused Gov. Sununu of using the opioid crisis for political gain.
Courts & Corrections
Do You Know Who Gunned Down Denise Four Years Ago in Manchester?
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Police are hoping someone will remember a detail that could lead to justice for Denise Robert.
Featured in Category
Look Who’s Coming To Vy for Your Vote Over Labor Day
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Here’s what’s on tap for upcoming 2020 presidential candidate visits to New Hampshire over the weekend and beyond.
Education
Sununu’s Budget Veto Elicits Tales of Back-to-School Woes in Berlin and Around State
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“We’ve lost $1 million already,” said Berlin Mayor Paul Grenier. “How much is enough?”
Education
‘Inheritance’ Rocks Monica Reads’ Boat
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This is a surprise story of love, anger and misunderstanding.
Environment & Science
Roads to Recovery: Overdose and Brain Injury Premieres September 5th on NH PBS
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“I always used to say he would turn around or he would die. There were two options. I never thought of the middle option.” – Laurie Branchaud
Council OKs $80M Emergency Funds Due To Budget Veto Impasse
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The Executive Council Wednesday approved more than $80 million of agency requests for emergency funding as the state budget impasse heads into its third month.
Business & Economy
Sununu To Nominate Dianne Martin Next Public Utilities Commission Chairwoman
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Dianne Martin currently serves as Associate Attorney General and Chief of Staff to Attorney General Gordon MacDonald at the New Hampshire Department of Justice, where she oversees and is responsible for the day-to-day operations at the office.
Uncategorized
Manchester Mayor Craig To Chair Democratic State Convention
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Mayor Jim Bouley of Concord will be Convention Co-Chair
Environment & Science
Register Today to Learn How You Can Help Conserve Monarch Butterflies
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The monarch monitoring and migration tagging workshop on Saturday, Sept. 14 at Chapman’s Landing on River Road in Stratham, NH. There will be three sessions to choose from offered at 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., and 1:00 p.m.
Education
The Secret Life of NH’s Endangered Mountain Butterfly
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The peak that is home to some of the world’s worst weather is also home to a rare butterfly, recently rediscovered and now being studied by biologists who are hoping to find out what it eats and how it lives in such an extreme climate.
Featured in Category
Uncertainty Deepens As Budget Veto Impasse Drags On
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Local officials face difficult questions as they begin constructing budgets voters or councils will decide next year.
Education
Joyfully Diverting Trash From Landfills at UNH (50% Off 2 to 7 p.m. Today)
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Today, August 24th until 7 p.m. is the final day of the Trash 2 Treasure Sale sponsored by Student Association of the University of New Hampshire for returning students to outfit their dorms with items that very easily could have ended up in landfills.
Politics
Decoding the Weld Vibe in Somersworth: Intelligent, Charged, Friendly, Hopeful
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At 6’ 4” he’s a tall drink of water, Oxford and Harvard educated and, like many a Netflix series, starts off slow but then rivets you in with intelligence, with lines of dialog so good they must be written down, with hope that after the first season, the series will be picked up
Feature
Drawing the Lines
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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.
Feature
Time to Shop: Re-imagined WREN Reopens in Beautiful Bethlehem
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A variety of artisan vendors display their wares at the new WREN Local Works Marketplace on Main Street Bethlehem.
News
Look Who’s Coming To Town Vying for Your Vote
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Summer’s almost over, but Pete Buttigieg & Joe Biden are trekking up and down the Connecticut river valley this weekend (and in Pete’s case, Nashua and Carroll County too); Amy Klobuchar is covering southern NH from the seacoast to Keene, and 8 different candidates will be in the lakes & north country this coming week (smart move for this time of year)!