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‘The public interest’: City and developer at odds over industrial versus residential use of Penacook land
A proposal to build nearly 200 housing units along the Merrimack River near the Wheelabrator power plant in Penacook is not ...
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Jan. 6 celebrants, hoping for pardons, gather in NH to rewrite narrative
Cindy Young and Kirstyn Niemela entered the U.S. Capitol building, part of a larger wave of disorder seeking to disrupt the ...
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Budget top of mind for New Hampshire legislators
The biennial state budget is first thing on the minds of Upper Valley elected officials headed to Concord this legislative ...
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Little Free Libraries in Peterborough provide books to young readers
In recent years, many public libraries have dispensed with fines for overdue books, but they would still like them back.
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Crimson Tide track and field athletes broke eight records last spring, now, their records are up on the walls for all to see
Concord High School’s track and field history is very long, and some of the program’s records have stood the test of time ...
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High schools: Brady-Trinity-Bow girls’ hockey scores late to top BG, Concord puck and Belmont boys’ hoop pick up victories
Girls’ HockeyBishop Brady-Trinity-Bow 2, Bishop Guertin 1Key players: BBTB – Ali Pelletier (goal, assist), Kaylee Jacques ...
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‘Dead before it even hits the floor’: Some NH bills could soon be passed over for public hearings
Jean Slepian visits the State House anywhere from six to 10 times a year. A retired medical librarian from Stoddard and a ...
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UNH police chief criticized for protest response to take job in Ayotte administration
Longtime University of New Hampshire Police Chief Paul Dean, under scrutiny for his role in the response to a pro-Palestine ...
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Merrimack Valley High trumpeter wins statewide music competition for second year in a row
Merrimack Valley High School senior Alison Lamontagne’s first foray into New Hampshire’s All-State Music Festival came not as a trumpeter, but rather as a vocalist.“When I was in eighth grade, I was ...
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City removes day from diversity and inclusion calendar following concern from Jewish organization
Late last month, a leader in New Hampshire’s Jewish community reached out to Concord staff to express concern about a ...
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Granite Geek: What’s the dollar value of a forest that you can’t cut down?
What is a living forest worth in money? That’s a simple-sounding question which has flummoxed New Hampshire for a long time.We know what forests are worth when they are no longer alive, after they’re ...
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Constructing hope, building futures: Habitat for Humanity prioritizes home repairs and reselling affordable refurbished dwellings
Back in September, a team of Habitat for Humanity volunteers began work on Beth Riley’s Loudon home, spending countless hours ...