Business & Economy
Granite Staters Get Involved in Reproductive Rights Movement in Record Numbers
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Consistent with the trends across the country, New Hampshire voters are engaging in the reproductive rights movement in record numbers.
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.
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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
Updated COVID-19 Booster Doses Available in Granite State
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Anyone 12 or older who completed their COVID-19 primary series or received a booster dose at least two months ago, should get the updated booster.
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Boldly Going: Nichelle Nichols
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When I look back at my childhood, Star Trek was there. Granted, it entered my life in the form of reruns, but those shows were not that old. I was a serious fan.
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Radio Free New Hampshire: Big Lies That Linger and The Opposite of Hate
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The primaries are coming up: a good time for our Republican friends to repudiate the big lie once and for all. Democrats have their own favorite lies, of course, but right now the sins of the donkey seem small in comparison. Put simply, Democrats aren’t burning down government buildings these days, nor are they striving to overturn valid election results.
Business & Economy
Education Freedom Account Program Needs More Honesty
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It is time for a little honesty about the state’s new Education Freedom Account program and who is benefitting from the use of the state’s tax dollars.
Courts & Corrections
Police Called To YDC Incidents Again Friday and Today, Few Details Released
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MANCHESTER – Less than a month after police were called to the Sununu Youth Services Center in Manchester for a report of a “riot,” police were called for more trouble three times so far Friday and today to the locked juvenile facility, although officials won’t say what happened.
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Hoping to Inherit a Tiara
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While it would be in poor taste to muse joyfully on the passing of Queen Elizabeth, I do muse joyfully on the possibility that I am in her will.
Business & Economy
Mayor Grenier Talks Berlin Sidewalks’ Snow Melt Project
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It will, when completed along with a downtown infrastructure upgrade, take heat generated by a bio energy company in town and pipe it into and under downtown sidewalks.
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Stepmom of Murdered Manchester Girl Arrested After Missing Court Hearing
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Kayla Montgomery, the stepmother of 5-year-old Harmony Montgomery, had been released on bail after being charged with perjury, receiving stolen goods and welfare fraud, but prosecutors suspected she wasn’t adhering to bail conditions.
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Funding for New Behavioral Hospital Approved, Plus other ARPA Projects
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The state moved closer to the construction of a new behavioral health hospital in south-central New Hampshire when the legislative Fiscal Committee voted unanimously Friday to use $15 million in federal funds in a deal with SolutionHealth, a partnership of the Elliot and Southern New Hampshire hospitals.
Data for 150,000 People Potentially Exposed in Medical Facility Leaks in N.H.
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Data breaches at several New Hampshire medical facilities involving potentially 150,000 people were reported to the United States Department of Health and Human Services since the start of 2021.
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What We Did Do and What InDepthNH.org Will Do Next
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In seven years, we have focused on reporting unbiased, ethical news. Along the way have gained your trust and respect. You have shown through your donations and notes and emails – often with a pat on the back – that you want us to do more and we will as you will read about our plans in our report. This have been joyful learning experience at every turn and we are grateful for your continued support and readership.
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State Tries To Keep Witness from Testifying in YDC Abuse Lawsuit
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The state does not want a former guard at the Sununu Youth Services Center, also called YDC in Manchester, being prosecuted for allegedly raping dozens of children to testify in the civil lawsuit representing victims, claiming he is too frail to talk.
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7 New COVID-19 Deaths, 26 Hospitalized, Outbreaks by Institution Name: DHHS
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DHHS: Updated COVID-19 Omicron booster vaccines are now available and recommended for everybody 12 years of age or older who has, at a minimum, completed a COVID-19 primary vaccine series.
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Op-Ed: What Happened With Croydon School Budget Mischaracterized
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It wasn’t an effort by Free Staters. It was a proposal by one resident, who has an extensive record of writing about the need to simultaneously improve the quality and reduce the cost of education in New Hampshire.
Touring Mount Washington Observatory, Talk Turns To State Park Master Plan
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Checking out meteorological instruments and climbing ladders to the top of the observation deck at the very summit of the highest peak in the Northeast, Gov. Chris Sununu and the state’s five-member Executive Council got a chance to tour the Mount Washington Observatory this week.
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Op-Ed: Choice is on the Ballot Like Never Before
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For voters in Executive Council District 2, abortion rights are on the ballot both times because the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade means state politicians now control the future of reproductive rights.
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Mother’s Boyfriend To Plead Guilty in 5-Year-Old Elijah Lewis’ Murder
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The boyfriend of Elijah Lewis’ mother has signed a notice to plead guilty in connection with the 5-year-old Merrimack boy’s murder, according to court documents.
Dr. Tom Sherman Releases First Two Ads of Campaign
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“Crumbled” shows that Granite Staters cannot trust Chris Sununu to protect their freedoms after he crumbled to political pressure and signed New Hampshire’s first modern abortion ban without any exceptions for rape, incest, or fatal fetal anomalies.
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Cog Railway and Mount Washington Auto Road Officials Strut Their Stuff
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In competition for about 150 years on either side of Mount Washington, officials for two iconic tourism operations were featured speakers before the Governor and Executive Council meeting on Wednesday at The Glen House, a 2018-construction hotel which is a sister operation to the Mount Washington Auto Road.