News
After 30 Years, Jeanne Shaheen Says She Will Not Seek Reelection in 2026
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“But today, after careful consideration, I’m announcing that I have made the difficult decision not to seek reelection to the Senate in 2026. It’s just time.”
Starbucks Workers Sip-In for a Union Contract
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On the day before the Starbucks Corporation’s 2025 annual meeting, baristas from three New Hampshire Starbucks stores held “Sip-Ins” to support their efforts to get a union contract to raise their wages and protect their benefits.
Op-Ed
‘The Last Bake Sale’ Available for Pre-Release Sale
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It all started when my running buddy (and constitutional law professor) Arpy Saunders approached me in the locker room of the Concord Y to help him form a legal team.
Health & Mental Health
Abortion Should Be a Woman’s Right in New Hampshire, Committee Told
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New Hampshire should join the rest of New England and solidify a woman’s right to abortion services in statute or in the constitution, the Senate Judiciary Committee was told Tuesday.
Education
NAACP Scholarships Are Now Open
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Through NAACP’s Inspire Initiatives, we’re offering a variety of scholarship opportunities to help students pursue their academic and career goals.
Education
Measles on the rise. Protect self, community with vaccination: Dartmouth Health
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A highly contagious infectious disease, measles can cause serious complications like pneumonia, ulcers and scarring on the cornea, seizures, blindness, and encephalitis which can lead to permanent brain damage and, in some cases, death.
Business & Economy
Lottery Commissioner Sees Increased Revenue from Border Casinos Opening, Expanding
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It’s a good bet there will be changes and possibly new revenues coming from and to charity casinos after a gangbuster report of the opening of The Nash casino this past week by the state lottery commissioner.
Business & Economy
Town Meeting Time: Taxes, housing and ambulance costs
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During the next few weeks, citizens throughout the state will begin heading to the polls, town halls and schools to make decisions about how their community will be organized and operate over the next year.
News
Library Wars: Local Elections, the ‘Right to Read’ and Budget Battles
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The culture wars have come for several public libraries in New Hampshire, turning elections for library trustee into referendums on censorship, parental rights, budget cuts and membership in the American Library Association (ALA).