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After failing to secure a conviction in two previous trials, the state will not pursue a third case against Victor Malavet, who maintains his innocence.
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Concerns over money and implementation prompted lawmakers in the House to reject a priority bill for Republican leaders.
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The Senior Community Service Employment Program assists low-income older adults across the country as they learn resume writing, computer skills, and obtain other information or certifications they may need to get back in the workforce.
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NH Rep. Juliet Harvey-Bolia, the prime sponsor of House Bill 1184, said it is “very loose” how schools, towns, cities, and other public entities issue no-trespass orders. However, town and school leaders raised several questions about it duirng a Senate hearing this week.
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After Franklin High School rethought its approach to education, the drop out rate dropped, attendance increased, and more students pursued free courses at the state’s community colleges. The New Hampshire Excellence in Education Awards recognized its achievement Wednesday.
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New England utilities and grid operators are working to reduce demand on the grid during times of peak use. In the long run, those efforts could help mitigate how much more infrastructure New England needs to build.
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Citing concerns about lost revenue, the panel instead backed lifting the filing threshold for the Business Enterprise Tax.
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From learning to spin wool and test your soil to meeting a box turtle and touring solar-powered homes, this weekend is full of hands-on ways to get curious. You’ll also find guided orienteering in Concord, a community clean-up in Manchester and a few chances to sit back and be entertained.
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New Hampshire Fish and Game said Kent Wood of West Roxbury, Massachusetts, had gone to Lafayette Campground last Friday and camped, then he began hiking on Saturday. His family notified authorities Monday that they had not heard from him.
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House Bill 1681 would classify "tiny homes" on wheels and yurts as so-called “innovative housing structures under New Hampshire state law, and treat them as permanent housing, like a single-family home.
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The Attorney General's office says Ashland police killed a man after he exchanged gunfire following a traffic stop. One officer was injured.
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Under the bill, parents would not be required to provide notice that they are educating a child at home, and students would no longer need to complete annual evaluations.