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The federal government cut funding for the academic support program this fall citing its diversity initiatives. The program remains in limbo because the Trump administration has not said when it will restore the funding.
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As temperatures neared 70 degrees Tuesday, Pats Peak in Henniker was a scene of spring skiing in early March: sticky snow, t-shirts and plenty of sun.
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Under the proposal, the Department of Employment Security would share the state’s W2 wage data with the courts to allow judges to determine the income of a person requesting a free attorney.
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The Oliverian Everlasting Burial Ground in Benton Flats is New Hampshire’s first natural burial ground, providing an alternative to conventional cemetery practices.
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The dam is more than 100 years old and hasn’t produced hydropower in nearly two decades. Officials say removing it will reconnect almost 70 miles of river.
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The journey of Fisher F003 shows how far this species can go to find new territory after leaving home.
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House Majority Leader Jason Osborne called on Free State Project members to embrace a practical approach to politics during the three-day gathering in Concord.
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Dr. Michael Lewis has spent the past six years as provost at Saint Louis University in Missouri. He’s taking over leadership at Saint Anselm at a time of strength, he says.
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Voters go to the polls Tuesday for New Hampshire town meetings. Here’s what you need to know about voter identification and voter registration for town elections.
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The town is legally required to make upgrades by 2028, and faces more than $90,000 per day in fines if they don’t.
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Democrats passed a resolution last week seeking to allow the jail to only hold ICE detainees facing criminal charges, and barring ICE from holding detainees facing only civil violations.
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At Warner's town meeting, voters will consider an advisory warrant article asking the state to consider residents’ worries before approving any more work on a proposed mountain biking trail on Mount Kearsarge.