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Mary McIntyre/NHPRNashua is the only city in New Hampshire where local police commissioners are appointed by the governor. Local activists are leading an effort to change that.
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The law previously gave N.H. tenants seven days after getting an eviction notice to repay. Now, that deadline extends up to the date of the eviction hearing.
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After pausing live stage shows during the pandemic, the iconic local theater company will kick off their 2021 season this week with a modern interpretation of the Thornton Wilder classic, “Our Town.”
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New Hampshire residents and visitors will no longer face reckless conduct charges for displaying a firearm, after Gov. Chris Sununu signed a bill Friday creating a new exception.
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Authorities say the FRM Ponzi scheme was the largest financial crime in New Hampshire's history. Now, the victims are getting some restitution via a fund included in the state budget.
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Farmers across New Hampshire are working to keep their crops alive after an unusually dry spring followed by three weeks of heavy rain.
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The Co-op wants to provide access to high-speed internet service for the 85,000 homes and businesses it serves across New Hampshire
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Tattoo artists in New Hampshire say they’re in unique positions. There’s no way for them to do their job and maintain a social distance. Although business is busy, some are worried about keeping their staff safe and healthy.
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This week, a listener asks: what is the role of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff?
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