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Stacy Harrison
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Granite State News Collaborative
Local welfare offices are bracing for what happens when federal housing assistance funds run out.
Ethan DeWitt
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New Hampshire Bulletin
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The protests in Iran following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini this week have worried the Iranian community in New Hampshire. Two women speak about their own experiences with the so-called morality police. -
Department of Health and Human Services Commissioner Lori Shibinette said the shortage is partly due to the state's inability to compete with wages and $10,000 sign-on bonuses offered by other hospitals.
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The Attorney General says the mailers sent to nearly 1,000 voters contained inaccurate return addresses.
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Bookmark this page for NHPR's latest about the omicron and delta variants of COVID-19, testing guidance, mask rules and more coronavirus news in New Hampshire.
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In Israel and Palestine, plants are political. Particular trees can become windows into history, tools of erasure or symbols of resistance.
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The money is part of a multi-year initiative to double the number of public charter schools in the state.
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We talk about the latest news in education and health in this week's edition of the New Hampshire News Recap.
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Empiezan a operar cuatro nuevas escuelas internado. Centros de nacimientos enfrentan desafíos. La comunidad Latinx conmemora el mes de la Herencia Hispana.
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The free guide, in English and Spanish, is an introduction to the bureau's Invest Smart NH educational initiative and website, www.InvestSmart.nh.gov. Educational sessions will be conducted in the state.
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A book explores how to prowl for an owl, make snail slime and catch a frog bare-handed.
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