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Notable New Hampshire Deaths: Pelham Lions Club's First Woman President, Emma Bergeron
A veteran from Salem; a Concord therapist; Hopkinton, Londonderry, and Manchester educators; a Portsmouth resident; a Concord architect.

A veteran from Salem; a Concord therapist; Hopkinton, Londonderry, and Manchester educators; a Portsmouth resident; a Concord architect.

Capitol Hill got a taste of the state as the Congressional Delegation hosted its 15th event at the Russell Senate Office Building.
The trek began early Wednesday in Hillsborough, picking up momentum and others along the route through Henniker and Hopkinton.
Commissioner William Hart announced the move Friday in an email to staff, days after he was forced to withdraw her assistant's nomination.
Formerly the Plymouth Theater, after 17 years of ownership, the Common Man is donating the space to Pemi Valley Habitat for Humanity.
Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald's refusal to recuse is the 2nd for the state’s appeals of the two Rand decisions issued by Rockingham County.
Ski areas across New Hampshire notched the fourth-best ski season in the past two decades this past winter, thanks to cold winter weather.
Despite prior deficit fears, May revenues, the next-to-last month of FY26, were slightly more than budget writers anticipated.
Rayno: Lawmakers will be back for one more session to deal with Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s vetoes — but an emergency session is possible, too.
UNH Survey Center: Residents are very pessimistic about the effect of AI on jobs, elections, and utilities, but are using the tools.
InDepthNH.org has open positions, including Deputy Managing Editor, Development Director, and experienced Freelance Reporter.
The current rate is 0.55%, down from 0.75% over the last decade. The original rate when the tax was established in the 1990s was 0.25%.
Also: A Bedford dietician, Manchester and Sunapee firefighters, veterans from Gilford, Manchester, and Webster, and a Nashua educator.
House, Senate approve bill allowing towns to withdraw from school coop agreements on their own without the permission of the other towns.
The House and Senate passed a series of bills dictating what cities and towns could do with residential developments in commercial zones.
Heeter: I’m a planner in a great many things, but exceedingly flexible when it comes to carrying them out.
Ayotte, Shaheen, and Hassan said they were successful in asking the federal government to keep Hubbard Brook open.
"It really needs a lot of thought," the governor said of the open enrollment concept.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte said she is reviewing the state's options but did not commit to either waiving the state's right or seeking funding.
The New Hampshire Supreme Court sided with an arbitrator, who found the city at fault for its own lack of supervision or accountability.