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Donald Trump may have been elected President, but he is really a dictator out to destroy all legitimate news outlets so you won’t know the truth and he and Elon can do whatever they want.
In less than a week, you will either hear shouts of joy or moans from Senate budget writers.
Nearly 300 people gathered at the Grappone Conference Center here Friday for the start of the 2025 NH Liberty Forum. The annual two-day event, which concludes Saturday, is associated with the Free State Project (FSP), a movement that began 24 years ago.
Higher education leaders went to the Senate Finance Committee Friday to request budget funding be restored to the governor’s recommended level for the next two years and that they reject the 30 percent cut by the House calling it “unsustainable.”
Northern Pass has secured agreements with a team of contractors and material suppliers who will execute the engineering, design and construction of the Northern Pass transmission line once the project receives state and federal permits.
Roger Wood Indepth: It wasn’t lucky number 7 for supporters of marijuana decriminalization in New Hampshire.
Eric Largy’s arrest seven years ago for allegedly “torturing” his father, retired Nashua Police Chief Clifton Largy, and handcuffing him to an antique barber chair for 12 hours shocked Nashua and the rest of New Hampshire.
Roger Wood Indepth: The Kinder-Morgan Northeast Energy Direct Project is apparently dead in the water.
“(I)f the governmental record exists in electronic format and the citizen requests the record in an electronic format which already exists, the record must be provided in the requested format.” Watch oral arguments at the state Supreme Court in Donna M. Green v SAU 55.
New Hampshire’s largest electric utility, Eversource Energy, has just filed an application for a transmission line that would connect substations in Madbury and Portsmouth.
Last year, four Associated Press reporters explored a dark corner of the international seafood industry, finding that some of the largest distributors and suppliers in Southeast Asia used slave labor to catch, clean and transport goods sold in American markets. The Associated Press won a Pulitzer Prize for Public Service reporting, it was announced on April 18.
“Follow me,” Judge Armand Capistran said. We both got on the elevator and didn’t speak again.
ProPublica took a look back at Bernie Sanders’ career through accountability stories and other in-depth news reports and linked to similar reports about Clinton, Cruz and Trump.
Sign up for the Red Cross Boot Camp by April 27.
Peter Martlin lives on the north side of Plymouth Mountain and he opposes Northern Pass.
John Harrigan remembers those New Hampshire earthquakes — real and imagined.
The state Department of Environmental Services’ comments said: “It is not clear why receiving electrical shocks would not be considered harmful.”
Last week was certainly a tumultuous time for local business owners and the North Country Chamber of Commerce (NCCOC) that is supposed to represent the entire business community in the region.
Leafleting will take place on Monday, April 18, outside the Manchester and Concord offices of Senators Kelly Ayotte and Jeanne Shaheen, and Representatives Frank Guinta and Annie Kuster.
‘Today I finished reading a book that will be a go-to-book for me whenever I want to feel good about the world.’
See list of nine companies who were awarded grants from the NH Job Training Fund.
The state announced new and updated drinking water well test results for perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) in Litchfield, Manchester and Merrimack, New Hampshire, and that the private-well water testing area is being expanded from a 1-mile to a 1.5-mile radius from the Saint-Gobain facility in Merrimack.
