Health & Mental Health
Sen. Fuller Clark Highlights Creation of Lactation Room at NH State House
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She will continue to work with the state facilities to find an equally suitable place in the Legislative Office Building.
Defense Lawyer: YDC Abuse Suspect Indicted Without Evidence
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There’s a serious problem with the indictments a grand jury handed up against former Sununu Youth Services Center, formerly called YDC, staffer James Woodlock in 2021. One of them seems to be fictional, according to his lawyer.
Senate Finance Agrees To $33M More for USNH Than House, Floats Arts and PFAS Fund
Better financial news for the University System of New Hampshire, communities impacted by PFAS contamination and the arts came out of the Senate Finance Committee Thursday compared to House budget actions.
UNH Poll: Granite Staters Oppose Trump’s Foreign Policy Choices, Divided on State Bills
Approval of President Trump’s job performance has declined slightly among Granite Staters since his inauguration. On foreign policy, most New Hampshire residents think Trump’s plan to accept a jet from Qatar is inappropriate.
Ayotte Nixes Latest Pam Smart Request for Commutation Hearing
Pam Smart, now 57, was turned down yet again for the chance to share what she has accomplished in her prison rehabilitation after serving three and a half decades of a life sentence for being an accomplice to the 1990 murder of her husband Gregg Smart in Derry.
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Upcoming Bike Week June 14-22 Could Be Indicator of Canadian Summer Travel
State Doesn’t Want Ex-DOC Head Helen Hanks Questioned in Prison Guard Murder Trial
Dartmouth Grad Wants Rape Conviction Overturned
Uncategorized
NH Right to Know’s President to Receive NEFAC’s Orfield Citizenship Award
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In 2013, David Saad and several other citizens formed Right to Know NH.
Education
Online Sci-Fi, Fantasy Literature University Sets Up Shop In NH
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Signum University is the first university to receive approval to do business in the state during the last six years.
Environment & Science
Mistreating Coyotes Is Not the New Hampshire Way
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If anyone should hate coyotes, I should.
Business & Economy
Eversource Blasts Regulators in Northern Pass Appeal to Supreme Court
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Intervenors and others opposing the appeal have until March 21 to file their briefs with the Supreme Court.
Courts & Corrections
Updated: AG Reports Hooksett Double Homicide and a Suicide in Mass.
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June and Thomas Cosma of Hooksett died from blunt head trauma.
Business & Economy
Panel Peppers Balsams Developers With Financial Questions
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The historic, century-old hotel closed in 2011.
Committee Kills Bill Limiting Police Use of Lethal Force During Arrests
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The committee voted 18 to 1 on Thursday to recommend the bill as inexpedient to legislate, which means the House will most likely kill it.
IHoP-NH: Please ‘Don’t Punish Pain’
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IHoP-NH is Pauly Tracy’s video storytelling In the Hallways of Power where she talks with people who are in favor or opposed to various pieces of legislation.
Business & Economy
Raises for Top Liquor Brass a Slow Pour At Executive Council
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Councilor Volinsky said the agency’s net profits have been flat for the past several years and has failed to meet revenue projections set in the state’s biennial budget.
Hinch Opposes Bill Seeking to Repeal Bipartisan Medicaid Expansion Work Requirement
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Rep. Hinch: “The work requirement is critical in helping people work towards self-reliability and better their lives by pursuing work, job training, or educational opportunities.”
Business & Economy
SB 1, Paid Family and Medical Leave, Passes Senate Finance Committee
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Sen. Feltes: “Today’s committee vote on SB 1 is the next step forward ensuring that no Granite Stater has to choose between financial security and caring for a loved one.”
Sununu, Kamen Head to Dubai for FIRST Global Announcement
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On Wednesday, Feb. 6, Governor Chris Sununu and inventor Dean Kamen will travel to the United Arab Emirates for a global announcement regarding FIRST Global.
Environment & Science
Local Woman Blazes Trails and Sets Hiking Records on the Next Windows to the Wild
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In 2016, Sue Johnston became the first woman to complete The Grid
Featured in Category
AG Looking for Mother of Infant or Fetus Remains Found at Conway Wastewater Plant
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Release: Authorities are attempting to locate the mother to ensure her safety and well-being and determine the circumstances that led to the discovery.
Big Turnout For Bill To Legalize Marijuana in New Hampshire
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A bill that would legalize, tax and regulate adult use of marijuana in the Granite State was heard before a crowd of more than 200 people in Representatives Hall on Tuesday.
House GOP Leader Responds to Bill Seeking to Repeal Education Tax Credit
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Rep. Hinch: “Why anyone would seek to remove this program is beyond me; it just doesn’t make sense.”
Autopsies Scheduled for Man, Woman in Suspicious Hooksett Deaths
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AG: Based on the investigation to date, it does not appear at this time that there is any ongoing threat to the public.
Featured in Category
NH in Early Stages of Hepatitis A Outbreak With 13 Cases
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These new diagnoses have occurred in residents residing across the southern part of the state in the counties of Hillsborough (5), Rockingham (3), Strafford (3), Cheshire (1), and Merrimack (1).
AG Reports Two ‘Suspicious’ Deaths in Hooksett; Names Withheld
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Release: This is an unfolding investigation and additional information will be provided as soon as possible while still protecting the integrity of the investigation.