Concord|News|
After Staggering Legislative Upset, Democrats And Republicans Process A New Reality In Concord
An estimate by the House clerk counted 291 Democrats, 108 Republicans, and an independent, though those totals could change after recounts.
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Cyanobacteria, And Their Toxins, Are Incredibly Diverse. How Can Risk Be Measured?
Not all cyanobacteria are toxic and beneficial cyanobacteria are much more common and fill an important ecological role.
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New Hampshire Sets Up Digital System To Accommodate New Medicaid Work Requirements
Employment Security is updating its state-run job matching software, Job Match System, to help connect employers and job candidates.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Rochester State Senate Candidate Ends Campaign Over Residency Requirement Concern
The law requires candidates to live in NH for 7 years before they can be elected. Cecil Abels said he lived in Maine for 9 months in 2020.
Salem, NH|News|
Emergency Funding Directed To Quash Spread Of Spotted Lanternflies In New Hampshire
The Executive Council on Wednesday approved nearly $25K in funding for “emergency” work targeting invasive species near the Mass. border.
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Childcare Forum Puts New Hampshire Gubernatorial Candidates' Policy Differences On Display
Both support continuing investments in the childcare scholarship fund and building up the early education workforce through collaborations.
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GO-NORTH 'Cautiously Optimistic' Ahead Of Federal Rescoring Of Rural Health Program
New Hampshire received roughly $205 million from the program late last year and hopes to receive the same amount each year until 2030.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
'Gus The Bus' To Provide Free Food At Lamprey Health In Newmarket
The bus will be open every other Thursday at 11:30 a.m. starting Oct. 15. This comes amid growing food insecurity in New Hampshire.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Public School Districts Reminded To Accept EFA Recipients For Free
The department’s advisory makes clear that public school districts must now provide EFA recipients with access to classes and programs.
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New England States Put Differences Aside To Talk Nuclear Strategy
New England states share 1 unified electric grid: the ISO-NE. Thus, regional trends influence electricity markets in all states on the grid.
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New Hampshire Needs More Childcare. New Programs Face Hurdles In Filling The Void.
Childcare availability issues have been a consistent concern for working families and politicians — but new programs are popping up.
Concord|News|
Committee Calls For Changes To New Hampshire's Disability System
New Hampshire’s System Review Committee finalized its recommendations for systemic change on Sept. 24.
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3 Summers After Costly Cyanobacteria Treatment, A Small NH Lake Is Still In The Clear
The treatment targets an overload of nutrients that have built up over time in a particularly affected lake, not cyanobacteria themselves.
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New Hampshire Survey Shows Jump In Support For Small-Lot Single-Family Homes
While communities increasingly embrace mixed-use apartments and large residential developments, residents want single-family homes: data.
Nashua, NH|News|
Shaheen Makes Last-Minute Push On Insulin Prices Before Senate Career Comes To A Close
U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen has prioritized the INSULIN Act, which would cap the monthly out-of-pocket costs of insulin at $35.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Unique Stretch Of New England Forest Under Threat After Proposed Rollback Of Roadless Rule
Although most roadless areas are in the western U.S., some areas in the Northeast are still protected under the rule.
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Sununu Vs. Pappas: Where The Candidates Stand In The Fundraising Battle
U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas has raised more in individual contributions than former U.S. Sen. John E. Sununu; but the GOP has more outside money.
Londonderry, NH|News|
Faith-Based Programs Help Fill The State's Childcare Access Void. They Have Their Own Challenges.
For 50 years, Kids by the Common has offered full-day kindergarten, something public schools in Londonderry did not offer this year.
Nashua, NH|News|
Planned Parenthood of Northern New England Wades Into New Hampshire's Executive Council Election
Planned Parenthood, via its affiliated PAC, is trying to boost Democrats in an effort to restore state contracts rejected by Republicans.
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Childcare Providers Want To Pursue Quality For Their Programs, But Hurdles Are Mounting
Directors whose childcare programs are in Granite Steps for Quality say they see improvements through that involvement.
