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Families in the Seacoast rallied around the alternative school when it opened in 2022, but some say they saw warning signs of mismanagement early on.
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Chefs from Milford and Exeter were also nominated for the prestigious culinary honor.
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Exeter will receive $200,000 to help weatherize local mobile homes in town.
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Robert Frese sued the New Hampshire Attorney General in 2018 claiming the state's criminal libel law was not constitutional.
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The event marked the 57th anniversary of 18-year-old Norman Muscarello’s sighting of an unidentified flying object near Exeter.
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El estado ha cambiado cómo rastrea las hospitalizaciones debido al COVID. El senado discutirá dos proyectos que proponen legalizar la marihuana y el comportamiento de legisladores en redes sociales será el enfoque en una reunión del comité de ética.
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April showers bring Storytime Saturdays at the Concord Library, Exeter Litfest and Celtic Woman at the Capitol Center for the Arts.
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New Hampshire is one of about 25 states with a criminal defamation law.
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This past year, school districts across New Hampshire have pledged to do a better job at serving students of all backgrounds.Andres Mejia is the director of diversity, equity, inclusion and justice, a new position at SAU 16 in Exeter. NHPR’s Morning Edition host Rick Ganley recently talked with Mejia about his vision for the district and what he hopes to accomplish there.
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