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Edelblut noted the state is doing better than the nation as a whole returning kids to academic levels before the pandemic hit and set learning back considerably as remote learning replaced in-person learning and family members became each other’s only social interaction for months.
The New Hampshire Film Festival (NHFF) has been named an Academy Award® qualifying festival for the Short Film Awards in all three categories: Live Action Shorts, Animation Shorts, and most recently, Documentary Shorts.
More children are being poisoned, with low-income families hit hardest, according to the Conservation Law Foundation.
The price of home heating oil, New Hampshire’s largest import from Canada could go up in price, impacting 350,000 households if President Donald Trump makes good tomorrow on threatened 25 percent tariffs on Canada and Mexico as expected, all four members of the states congressional delegation are warning.
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Rep. Ken Weyler: “It just doesn’t make sense to me that someone who got abused, abused others and abused themselves should be rewarded and that’s the way it looks and someone on the streets says, ‘YDC, I’ll just say they abused me and I’ll become a millionaire. ‘”
Why didn’t I write about the atrocities perpetrated by President Trump or his abject betrayal of law enforcement in his pardon of violent insurrectionists? Why didn’t I write about the other voting blocs that supported him who will next be betrayed?
Appearing before the House Education Funding Committee, Rep. Joe Sweeney, R-Salem, said House bill 675 would be transparent and allow for responsibly funding education.
Hearing on House Bill 254