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New Hampshire Journalist Fisher To Receive NEFAC Freedom Of Information Award
Damien Fisher, who writes for InDepth NH and NH Journal, regularly uses the New Hampshire Right to Know Law to fight against secrecy.
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Speaking Of Words: Who Said 'Toe-Food'
Ferber: One of my favorites is emoji, which ought to be related to “emoticon” but apparently is not.
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The Feral Elder: Shhhh. Please Don't Say That!
Hershfield: A dear friend’s husband recently died, and I was without adequate words. A search gave me some enlightening results.
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2026 North Country Career Expo Sept. 15 In Lancaster
Professionals from a variety of fields will come together to share hands-on activities that will provide a real look at everyday work.
Nashua, NH|News|
Celebrate Culture, Community, And Connection At Nashua's Annual Multicultural Festival 2026
This free, family-friendly event will showcase the rich cultural diversity of our community through live cultural performances Sept. 26.
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Budget Vogue: There Is Joy Everywhere, You Just Gotta Look
Heeter: There are moments of joy that — to others may look joyless, maybe even depressing.
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Writing On The Fly: Fly Fishing The Belknap Mountain Range
Liset: There is one caveat to fishing the Belknaps. Walking up some streams, you might find yourself in someone’s backyard.
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Ayotte To Seek Moratorium On AI Data Centers; Questions About Chief Justice Raised
The Executive Council also honored former councilor Dudley W. Dudley for her groundbreaking life work helping women get into politics.
Concord, NH|News|
Politicians Pile On Calls For Moratorium As Data Centers Talks In Bow Confirmed
Eversource and Granite Shore Power have applied to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for a study for a 350-MW interconnector.
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Berch: ICE Enforcement In Our Communities
Democratic state Rep: A nation committed to the rule of law must insist that the government obey the law while it enforces it.
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Rand Attorneys Again Seek Recusals From MacDonald And Will In Education Funding Appeal
The attorneys in the Rand education funding case are again asking for the recusal of two justices.
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Renewed Trade War With Canada Pinches New Hampshire Businesses
Canada is New Hampshire's largest import partner and second-largest export market, according to data from the Department of Commerce.
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LCHIP Celebrates 25 Years Of Preservation; Robert Frost Home Gets New Foundation
The org celebrated a quarter-century of partnership, preservation, and community investment at Canterbury Shaker Village.
Exeter, NH|News|
Attorneys Challenge State Immunity In 1970s Youth Facility Abuse
Attorneys representing a man who alleges he was abused by staff at a state-run at-risk youth facility in the 1970s have filed an appeal.
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Parents Seek To Block School Budget Cap Question
Kelly Wieser of Campton and David Bates of Warner are seeking an injunction to block a school budget cap question from the November ballot.
Manchester, NH|News|
State Police Release Limited Details About Chaotic Scene At SYSC That Led To Trooper And Juvenile Taken To Hospital
The injured trooper and one of the juveniles didn't require hospitalization, he said.
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Distant Dome: New Hampshire Ranks Near The Top For Lifetime Taxation
Rayno: Surveys put NH in the middle for what residents pay for taxes but never on the low end. Visual Capitalists say it's on the high end.
Londonderry, NH|News|
U.S. Senate Candidate Brown And House Candidate Noveletsky Meet Veterans In Londonderry
The candidates discussed campaign priorities, such as expanding primary care options for New Hampshire veterans and immigration reform.
Concord, NH|News|
Notable NH Deaths: A Social Worker And Former Firefighter, Both Of Concord; A Nun From Manchester
A police captain from Dover; a Pittsburg chemist; a medical technologist from Claremont; a surgeon from Keene; and a Wolfeboro marina owner.
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NH Supreme Court Says Circumstantial Evidence Enough For Gorham Double-Murder
Craig Keville will continue to serve his life sentence for killing ex-girlfriend Holly Banks and Keith LaBelle in 2022.
