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The Secretary of State alerts voters in Croydon that polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. during the General Election on November 5, 2024. Town officials in Croydon originally posted that the polls would be open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
If you’ve ever had pho (sounds like duh), then you know it can be a bit addictive. The rich, flavorful broth with fresh vegetables, is served separately for you to mix into the broth, and begin the journey of devouring an enormous bowl of deliciousness that could not be more satisfying.
Attorney General Formella reminds all Granite Staters that democracy was built on the basic right to vote in peace, and that his office is collaborating with local, state, and federal partners to ensure a free and fair election process.
Don’t forget Tuesday to watch all of the election results on InDepthNH.org as the votes are counted starting at 8 p.m. Nov. 5. We are working with the Associated Press to make this happen. That’s new for us because you have a right to know. And we love working for you.
Check your state’s Secretary of State office for details on where and how to register and vote.
Vice President Kamala Harris continues to hold a lead over former President Donald Trump in New Hampshire as the campaign comes to an end, but her advantage has shrunk since September.
SNHU Homecoming 2024: the annual Southern New Hampshire University event happens every year in late October.
PLYMOUTH – For more than a year, a group of supporters of former President and Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump have gathered every Saturday morning on Tenney Mountain Highway near its intersection with Highland Street, to wave the American flag, engage with motorists and to support their candidate for President.
On April 18 representatives of the attorney general appeared at a PDA meeting where they held a “consultation with counsel” with the board. Immediately thereafter, without any explanation, Captain Marconi was escorted out of the meeting, relieved of his duties, barred from his office and communication with Port employees; and had his phone, computer and related materials impounded. In addition, his texts, phone records and financial records were seized and a grand jury impaneled.