Business & Economy
Study: Child Care Shortages May Cost NH Businesses Up To $56M Annually
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Lack of child care slots also has multi-million dollar impacts on overall N.H. household incomes and state and local tax revenue.
Business & Economy
Distant Dome: History Repeats on Sununu Budget Transition
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Irony may not be quite the word, but for people who were around nearly 40 years ago and remember another gubernatorial transition involving a Sununu, the current transition from his son to Gov. Kelly Ayotte had an eerily similar echo.
News
Multiple Snowmobile Crashes Reported in Randolph
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Randolph: On the afternoon of Saturday, February 15, 2025, rescue personnel responded to two
separate snowmobile crashes on the same trail in the town of Randolph.
Business & Economy
State Projects $81 Million Deficit for this Biennium
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The state is projected to end the current biennium with an $81 million deficit and an operational deficit of $158 million for the 2025 fiscal year.
Op-Ed
Op-Ed: Trump cuts funding for lifesaving research.
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I am talking about dollars and cents here, not damage to our nation’s dignity, ethics or reputation as a reliable ally. That damage may be incalculable and may be everlasting.
Obituary
Notable New Hampshire Deaths: Dedicated Harrisville Volunteer; Former Bedford Council Chair
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The people listed here passed away during the previous weeks and have some public or charitable connection to their community. InDepthNH.org is now offering obituaries through the Legacy.com service.
Business & Economy
Ski Industry Could See WMNF Revenue Stay on the Forest with Federal SHRED Act
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White Mountain National Forest collects close to $1 million in rent from eight ski operations and that money all goes to Washington.
Education
Nashua Public Library and School District Team Up to Bridge Language Barriers in Early Literacy
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Students in the Nashua School District now have access to thousands of eBooks in world languages
thanks to a new resource offered through the Nashua Public Library, LOTE4Kids.
Courts & Corrections
After Hiding Evidence DOC Wants New Hearing in Overturned Termination
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The New Hampshire Department of Corrections, caught hiding evidence in order to justify firing a veteran corrections officer, argued Thursday that the state’s Personal Appeals Board is wrong for overturning the termination.