Taking names now!
How Judge Schulman’s Decision and the Supreme Court Betrayed Precedent
Looking back...looking ahead
Transparency and honesty in government are not optional. They are the lifeblood of a functioning democracy.
Scholarship Fund's mission is simple yet powerful: to empower students with dreams and determination by opening the doors to education.
The result is devastating. The Court has told every town in New Hampshire: you may conceal records, submit false documents, and lie in court
Free lecture at American Independence Museum
The justices of the New Hampshire Supreme Court have betrayed their oaths. For the sake of our democracy, they must be impeached.
If this stands, the Right-to-Know Law in New Hampshire is effectively destroyed.
A Call for Accountability
Misuse of the Courts and False Denials
He was the most powerful man in NH during the Revolutionary War
The Supreme Court still has time to reaffirm its role as guardian of the law, not an enabler of its circumvention.
The Foolishness of Judge Schulman’s Order and the Supreme Court’s Endorsement.
The Supreme Court's Abdication
The people of New Hampshire deserve a judiciary that adheres faithfully to the law and Constitution, not one that manipulates results.
The New Hampshire Supreme Court Must Correct the Errors
J. Dennis Robinson, Presenter. New Hampshire Humanities Program, offered by The Stratham Historical Society & Wiggin Memorial Library
Iconic vehicle's appearance is part of Sullivan Tire’s 70th anniversary initiatives
Exeter High School Senior Alexa Zaimes Receives a $1,500 John F. Condon Memorial Scholarship
Winfield L. Foote Awards for Academic Excellence 2025
Cheshire County Prosecutor Chris McLaughlin gave Newmarket Town Manager Stephen Fournier a pass despite evidence that Fournier lied.
The Exeter DAR offers free help on May 24th
When School Boards move into a non-public session to discuss the appointment of a school superintendent, they are violating the law!
A town attorney’s duty is to uphold the law, not to obscure it; to advise, not to cover up; to serve the people, not to protect power.
Amid funding cuts threatening libraries, now is the time to celebrate all that libraries do for their communities!
Exeter Daughters of the American Revolution are busy
Newmarket Town Council and Attorneys Accused of Violating Right-to-Know Laws and Lying to the New Hampshire Supreme Court
Stratham Historical Society Presents Annual Spring Antiques Appraisal Day
April 5 Event Features New York Times Bestselling Authors, Poets, and Local Talent
Stratham Seeks Oldest Resident to Maintain 115 Year-old Tradition of Awarding Boston Post Cane
Newmarket is represented in this case by Briana Matuszko of Donahue, Tucker, and Ciandella.
DEADLINE: April 1, 2025 Winfield L. Foote Awards for Academic Excellence
Alli Harding becomes The KEY Collective's first full-time employee
Dec 14th at noon at Winter St. Cemetery in Exeter, NH
Daughters of the American Revolution get creative this Christmas!
See video of NH State Daughters of the American Revolution ceremony
DAR hosts signing table at Exeter Public Library
The KEY Collective is proud to announce a generous donation of $70,242 raised through charitable gaming proceeds at The Brook.
Free map of Revolutionary graves courtesy of Exeter DAR