Business & Economy
Right To Know NH Meets Saturday, May 19 at 9 a.m. in Concord
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Right to Know NH will meet on Saturday, May 19, at 9:00 A.M. in Concord at 8 North Main Street in the office of the Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers.
Rep. Sweeney Warns It’s Time for UNH Police To Work With ICE
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Implying there are more illegal immigrant students than the three the University of New Hampshire System told him Wednesday, Deputy House Majority Leader Joe Sweeney threatened possible U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement involvement.
What Do You Think About Frisbie Memorial Hospital Since Bought by HCA?
The Healthcare Consumer Protection Advisory Commission will hold a public meeting at the Rochester Library Community Room on May 28, 2025, from 4:30 to 6:30 PM in person or virtually to share their healthcare experience since the acquisition of Frisbie Memorial Hospital by HCA.
Q&A for the OCA on Electric Rates
And I don’t have any reason to doubt that electricity rates in New Hampshire have climbed, on average, by 36 percent in the nine years I have served as the state’s official advocate for the interests of residential utility customers.
Sharing Our Reporting and Hiring: What’s New at InDepthNH.org After 10 Years
We are also thrilled to encourage all other news outlets to share our excellent reporting for free by using the “Republish This Story” link at the end of every story as we have been doing this year, and started out doing.
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Shaheen Leads Effort To Protect Connecticut River Watershed
Two Changes to Default Budgets Proposed
Senate Finance Rejects Governor’s Office Request To Restore $100,000 To Its Budget
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NH’s High Bladder Cancer Rate Prompts State To Urge Testing Private Wells for Arsenic
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State: ~~Arsenic Exposure May Contribute to NH’s Bladder Cancer Rate, the Highest in the Nation~~
Education
Plymouth Regional High Meets Salem High in Finals GRANITE STATE CHALLENGE
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DURHAM – Tune in to NHPBS Saturday, May 12 at 6 p.m. as Plymouth Regional High School meets Salem High School to determine the 2018 Granite State Challenge champion.
News
NECIR Offers Students Ages 15 to 18 Two-Week Summer Journalism Program at BU
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The New England Center for Investigative Reporting presents a once-in-a-lifetime experience for high school students interested in journalism, communications or writing: the Pre-College Summer Journalism Institute at Boston University.
Business & Economy
Report: Staff Abused Disabled Child At Sununu Center By Unlawful Restraint, Seclusion
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DRC’s investigation found that SYSC staff subjected a child with emotional and behavioral disabilities to abuse through the improper use of physical restraint. The restraint, which fractured the child’s shoulder blade, violated New Hampshire’s law regulating the use of restraint and seclusion.
N.H. Judge Unseals Documents in Carman Case After NEFAC Argues for Disclosure
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After considering arguments made by the New England First Amendment Coalition, a New Hampshire court last week unsealed judicial records in a case involving Nathan Carman, a Vermont resident being investigated for the murder of his wealthy grandfather and the disappearance of his mother.
Public Counsel: Northern Pass Failed To Prove Legal, Factual Errors in Project Denial
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CONCORD — Northern Pass fails to prove the Site Evaluation Committee made legal or factual errors in denying the utility’s transmission line application, Counsel for the Public said in opposing the project’s request to reconsider the decision.
Patience Rules In Fly Fishing Except When Lady Luck Stops By The Cocheco River
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So I let him continue to practice his casting. We had been out about an hour and a half when I heard “I got one.” To my surprise I see a fish dancing on top of the water.
Feature
‘The Unexpected President’ Is Salacious and Intriguing
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Some will say the politics of the times was much like today and some will say we learned a lot from that era and we are taking this governmental experiment to new heights.
School Voucher Bill Revived By Some Bare-Knuckle NH Politics
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While the shenanigans are routine this time of year, what happened with the voucher bill or Freedom Scholarships or Senate Bill 193 last week is an example of heavy-handed politics practiced with a sledge hammer.
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Time To Cast Your Vote For Best New Hampshire Slogan
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At this time, I ask you readers to vote for the slogan that would best serve the Granite State to attract visitors.
Whoops! Jared Kushner Made Even More Mistakes in His Federal Filings
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It keeps happening. Jared Kushner filed the wrong information about two of his loans in Brooklyn. He has had to update his disclosure form at least 40 times.
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Frugal Words of Wisdom For the College-Bound Student
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First, start paying back your loans. Today. Forgo those five dollar lattes, those eight dollar smoothies. Learn to make your drinks at home. Find a blender and a coffee maker at a thrift shop and invest in a reusable coffee cup.
Courts & Corrections
Court Rules 2017 Border Patrol Checkpoints in Woodstock Unconstitutional
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Plymouth, NH – The New Hampshire Circuit Court has ruled that the border patrol checkpoint that occurred in August 2017 on Interstate 93 in Woodstock, New Hampshire, was “unconstitutional under both State and federal law.”
One West Virginia County Tried to Break Its Dependence on the Energy Industry. It Was Overruled.
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After seeing the scars of coal, Fayette County banned the disposal of natural gas drilling waste. Industry fought back, arguing the community doesn’t get a say.
Mr. Davidow Of New Hampshire Loves His Mini, Too
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My kid likes my Mini because it’s as cute as your basic English bulldog and he counts them on the highway now with real enjoyment.
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Sununu, Legislative Leaders Announce Tentative Agreement with New Hampshire Hospitals
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The terms of the agreement would require additional appropriations of approximately $23.4 million in State funds in fiscal year 2018 and $22.2 million in State funds in fiscal year 2019, which represents approximately $28 million in savings from previous estimates.
Energy
Report Debunks ISO Claims About Shaky Fuel Security During NE Cold Snaps
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Report Reveals New England Doesn’t Need New Gas Pipelines
New England Won’t Be Rationing Electricity Despite ‘Alarmist Warnings’
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Let me say this as clearly and unequivocally as I can: The lights are not going out. There will not be rolling blackouts.
Business & Economy
Former Concord Investment Advisor Indicted For Theft and Fraud
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Attorney General Gordon J. MacDonald announces that on April 27, 2018, a Merrimack County Grand Jury returned 11 indictments against James E. Knee (age 65), a former Concord, New Hampshire investment adviser with Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. and Voya Financial Advisors, Inc., relating to conduct between 2014 and 2017.