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New Hampshire Public Radio is now accepting applications for its Community Advisory Board (CAB)—a panel of listeners from across the state providing feedback to the station about programming, policies, services, and community interests. New terms begin Fall 2025.
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From New England Asters to Lowbush blueberries, native plants are all over New Hampshire. The Garden Club of America is trying to encourage people to notice them – and maybe plant some of their own. -
We all know lead is bad, but why? And how did something so dangerous become so ubiquitous? -
Former Supreme Court Chief Justice John Broderick and NHPR reporter Annmarie Timmins discuss what’s at stake in the state budget process. -
The protests on May 1, 2024, specifically, drew an intense police response — then-Gov. Chris Sununu sent state troopers to both campuses. -
Legalization bills have passed the New Hampshire House of Representatives several times in previous years only to die in the Senate. Last year, a legalization bill passed the Senate but didn’t clear the House.
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“Healthy Connections” is the theme of the third annual event. -
A federal judge in Concord is ordering the government to reinstate a Dartmouth international student's legal status in the US. -
La Policía Estatal de New Hampshire se está aliando con la administración de Trump para expandir los esfuerzos de aplicación de ley migratoria. -
An investigation by the Concord Monitor found that multiple statements officers made about the UNH protest — in police reports, an affidavit, and criminal complaints — were likely inaccurate. -
Based on a true story of murder for hire, this novel examines the extent to which one family will go in order to protect their own.
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