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Annmarie Timmins
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NH Civics asked middle and high schoolers to identify an issue they care about and present their research and recommendations to a panel of local leaders.
Elena Eberwein
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NHPR
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The bill seeks to create a framework in state law for farmers to process meat at their farms or other facilities beside those approved by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. -
Donnalee Lozeau is the director of a new statewide program that will distribute roughly $200 million in federal funding this year toward rural healthcare needs in New Hampshire. Over five years, the state expects to receive a total of $1 billion dollars. -
The statue commemorating a colonial-era woman has been the subject of controversy for years, and a vandal struck the monument with spray paint in late April. -
Through intertwining narratives, the novel follows a cast of characters in Pakistan, taking us from the chaotic cities to lawless feudal countryside. And in the Book Biz segment, how A.I. is affecting publishing.
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Imagine receiving notice that the land underneath your home will be sold in just 60 days. It’s a situation that many manufactured-home owners face as out-of-state investors seek to take ownership and control of New Hampshire’s manufactured-home communities, eliminating the last affordable path to homeownership for many of our neighbors.
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A judge in Manchester issued a $15.5 million judgment against Adam Montgomery in the wrongful death lawsuit brought by the mother of Harmony Montgomery, his 5-year-old daughter he beat to death. -
Half of the correctional officer jobs in the New Hampshire Department of Corrections are vacant. Rep. Travis Corcoran could face a formal censure by the House of Representatives. And the Secretary of State issues new guidance for college voters. -
As is typical in science, every rule has its exceptions. -
Service organizations, public transit groups and every day drivers in New Hampshire are finding ways to cope with cost of gasoline and preparing for prices to keep rising. -
As a 20-year-old House member wraps up his first term – and his second year of college – he’s inviting New Hampshire high schoolers to spend part of their summer with lawmakers and state officials with one goal in mind: inspire them into public service.
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