Nashua, NH|News|
Drought In Southeast New Hampshire, But Farmers Hopeful As Strawberry Season Begins
Hydrologist: The last month and a half has seen above-normal precipitation, which is perfect timing, but "we still have a ways to go."
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Writing On The Fly: Fathers And Fishing
Liset: For my dad, who served in the corps, fishing was a way to escape for a few moments and cope.
Manchester, NH|News|
Radio Free New Hampshire: Slouching Towards Washington
Davidow: The existing situation was untenable and global structures were useless in dealing with it.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Distant Dome: The Politicization Of The Judiciary
Rayno: If you believe courts are inherently nonpolitical, you are either naive or don't know how judges arrive at lifetime appointments.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Table Set For Elections This Fall In New Hampshire
The table is now set for Republican and Democratic primaries on Sept. 8, with the winners facing off in a general election on Nov. 3.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Bald: Father's Day And The Children Who Will Never See Theirs Again
Common Man for Ukraine board member: In Ukraine, thousands of children will grow up without their fathers because of Russia’s war.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Speaking Of Words: Paraverbal Sounds
Ferber: Phonemes are the set of regular sounds that make up words; they are not meaningful in themselves but generate meanings.
Concord, NH|News|
Volinsky: Chief Justice MacDonald Refuses To Step Off Rand Appeal, What Do You Think?
MacDonald, as NH AG, supervised the state’s legal team in the ConVal school funding case through the first two years of that litigation.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Readers Gather At State House Against Censoring Literature, Media In NH Schools
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of New Hampshire hosted the “Read-In to Keep Book Bans Out” event in partnership with other orgs.
Salem, NH|News|
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.
Concord, NH|News|
Youth And Businesses Entertain Washington, DC, At The 'Experience New Hampshire' Reception
Capitol Hill got a taste of the state as the Congressional Delegation hosted its 15th event at the Russell Senate Office Building.
Concord, NH|News|
Special Olympics Torch Run Across New Hampshire
The trek began early Wednesday in Hillsborough, picking up momentum and others along the route through Henniker and Hopkinton.
Concord, NH|News|
NH DOC's Hart Gives Edmark New Job Despite Executive Council Opposition
Commissioner William Hart announced the move Friday in an email to staff, days after he was forced to withdraw her assistant's nomination.
Concord, NH|News|
Flying Monkey Changes Hands But Will Continue As A Performance Venue
Formerly the Plymouth Theater, after 17 years of ownership, the Common Man is donating the space to Pemi Valley Habitat for Humanity.
Across New Hampshire|News|
NH Supreme Court Chief Justice Won't Recuse Himself In Education Funding Appeal
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.
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Last Winter's Cold And Snow Was Good For Business At NH Ski Areas And Tubing Hills
Ski areas across New Hampshire notched the fourth-best ski season in the past two decades this past winter, thanks to cold winter weather.
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New Hampshire State Revenues On Target For May; State Surplus Around $157 Million
Despite prior deficit fears, May revenues, the next-to-last month of FY26, were slightly more than budget writers anticipated.
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Distant Dome: Building Tribalism And Not Community
Rayno: Lawmakers will be back for one more session to deal with Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s vetoes — but an emergency session is possible, too.
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Granite Staters See Artificial Intelligence As Negative For U.S.; Use At Home And Work Increases
UNH Survey Center: Residents are very pessimistic about the effect of AI on jobs, elections, and utilities, but are using the tools.
Across New Hampshire|News|
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