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Ethan DeWitt/New Hampshire BulletinLawyers, including with the ACLU of New Hampshire, say that lawsuits against the Department of Homeland Security played a crucial role in allowing some international students to go back to class. -
Ali Oshinskie for NHPR/NHPRJudge Landya McCafferty ruled that the Trump administration's directive contained “vague and confusing prohibitions” which impaired the teachers’ union’s “ability to counsel members on steps they must take to comply with federal educational requirements.”
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North Carolina folk-roots duo Chatham Rabbits return to the Word Barn with new music from their album “Be Real With Me” and audience favorites. -
As New England warms, snowshoe hares are increasingly finding themselves the wrong color for camouflaging with their environment. New England scientists are looking at some promising ways to help. -
Longtime Winchester town official Jim Tetreault will avoid jail time, but is losing his notarial license, after completing a fraudulent marriage certificate. -
Fiscales de New Hampshire estuvieron en un tribunal federal el miércoles, pidiéndole a un juez que descarte un desafío a una nueva ley electoral. -
Owner of Antiquarian Bookstore in Portsmouth, NH, claims the city is 'persecuting' him in connection with his store being condemned. The city cited safety violations. -
A tightly-bound Nigerian family living in Florida and their struggle with the trauma of war as it ripples through the generations. -
Cars and climate change have made life harder for key species that provide nutrients for creatures all around New England and sequester carbon in soil. -
The law, which took effect last November, requires all first-time registrants to present documents to prove their citizenship — representing the strictest voter registration policies in the country. -
The 15th annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival is screening at The Music Hall on Friday night. -
Some Republicans say the office's legislative advocacy has become a distraction.
