Also: Garden club discusses “container gardening”; yoga tuneup; creative writing publication and web classes; crafternoon; storytimes.
The Decision That Guts New Hampshire’s Right-to-Know Law
There's a big political event this Saturday, March 28, 2026, in New Hampshire, and perhaps elsewhere, it's a big protest called "NO KINGS"
Comedy, theatre, pancake breakfast, sustainability fair, meet animal babies, monthly women’s circle, storytimes, Make-A-Wish fundraiser.
Agencies signed up include Auburn, Candia, and Epping police departments; Belknap, Grafton, Rockingham, and Hillsborough county sheriffs.
How Donahue, Tucker & Ciandella Turned Newmarket’s Right-to-Know Law Into a Weapon Against Its Own Citizens.
Can someone now walk into a New Hampshire government office and offer to sell their Right-to-Know rights?
The Durham senior living community said all 55 planned independent living homes were reserved in less than 2 weeks.
Also: Veterans from Alstead and Exeter, a nurse from Nashua; a researcher from Madison, a Newbury coach, and an educator from Hampstead.
KEY Collective is pleased to announce the appointment of Nora McMorran to its Board of Directors.
From a brand partner: From sports bars to local ballparks, here are a few places around Exeter to catch the game this season.
The Newmarket Settlement and the Role of Donahue, Tucker & Ciandella
There were threats of sleeper cells from Tehran and terror-motivated attacks Thursday. But it was business as usual for Democrats in D.C.
Here are the results from the March 10, 2026, election in Exeter, New Hampshire.
Here is everything you need to know about the March 10, 2026, election in Exeter, New Hampshire.
HB 323 passed the House, 190-148, with five Democrats joining all Republicans in voting for it. On Thursday, the Senate passed it, 16-8.
Durane West will premier his commissioned America 250 poem
A fresh season brings new reasons to get outside and discover what our community has to offer.
The parking ban will allow Public Works crews to clear roadways as an anticipated winter storm brings snow to the area.
The prime sponsor of several bills, Sen. Debra Altschiller, D-Stratham, argued against the Education Freedom Account program.
How a Fabricated “Consultation With Legal Counsel” Covered Up Right-to-Know Violations — and Cost Newmarket Residents Over $60,000
If that framework is truly “well reasoned,” then the future of transparent government in New Hampshire deserves urgent re-examination.
A battle over concerts and large events at Vernon Family Farm has grown into a test case with implications far beyond a Newfields hayfield.
Right‑to‑Know laws function precisely because they are blind to identity and motive.
Robinson: So how significant is the reference to “John Sununu”? Does it refer to John E. Sununu or his father, former Gov. John H. Sununu?
Former general, Trump supporter: The deployment of federal troops in cities in response to civil unrest has proven to be a misguided policy.
SB 626 Sponsor Sandown state Sen. Bill Gannon says “voluminous stuff is requested from out of state,” costing municipalities time and money.
MVSB donates $1,500 to support Mount Washington Valley Housing Coalition efforts in the region.
After more than 23 years of service to the town of Exeter, 7 as police chief, Stephan Poulin says it is time to retire.
The Town’s outside counsel at Donahue, Tucker & Ciandella did not correct the record. They propagated it.
By conflating public policy with power, and ratification with legality, the court replaced legislative limits with judicial approval.
The Legislature Writes Rules the Courts Will Not Enforce
Lisa Dennison will retire later this year after 31 years as president and CEO of the New Hampshire SPCA in Stratham.
Sen. Debra Altschiller sponsored SB 623, but some Republicans wondered if officer safety would be jeopardized due to gang members.
Town officials say they are now challenged with the removal of massive amounts of snow. The ban begins at 10 p.m. on Wednesday.
The New Hampshire Legislature should act to reaffirm that transparency violations cause public harm
The result is predictable: no accountability, no guidance, no deterrence.
From local fields to national fame, these stars got their start in Exeter.
A town-wide emergency parking ban will be in effect beginning at 8 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 25, and will run through Tuesday morning.
The findings were based on the latest Granite State Poll, conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center.