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The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado touched down in Lyme, NH, a small town north of Hanover, on July 17, 2024.
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NH State Police in riot gear, along with officers from UNH and Hanover, arrested approximately 100 people at protests on opposite ends of the state May 1.
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The union includes roughly 800 members who are students working as research and teaching assistants while pursuing their graduate degrees.
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At issue is the Medicaid Enhancement Tax (MET) hospitals pay annually, which totaled about $320 million this year.
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Ascentria Care Alliance emphasized a celebration of “new Americans” — people who were once refugees, but now have their feet firmly planted on American soil.
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Candidates for governor shared their visions for how to address the problem this week.
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The mine is part of a 235-acre parcel atop Isinglass Mountain in Grafton.
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Police departments in other New Hampshire communities routinely release arrest reports when requested by the media. But Hanover officials continue to keep the reports out of public view.
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The number of advisories is expected to rise in coming days.
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The high recorded Wednesday at the summit was 70 degrees, breaking the record for June 19 between 1:45 and 2:15 p.m.
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New Hampshire state law gives tax collectors legal authority to seize people’s homes for unpaid taxes, often for a fraction of their worth. But The Monitor uncovered drastic inconsistencies in how towns and cities enforce these laws.
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To get an ID, you need a Social Security card and birth certificate. To get a Social Security card, you need a birth certificate — and to get a birth certificate, you need an ID.