Jeongyoon Han
Couch FellowJeongyoon joins us from a stint at NPR in Washington, where she was a producer at Weekend Edition. She has also worked as an English teacher at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, helped produce podcasts for Hong Kong Stories, and worked as a news assistant at WAMC Northeast Public Radio. She's a graduate of Williams College, where she was editor in chief of the college newspaper.
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HB 117 would allow landlords to evict tenants at the end of a lease, given a 30-day notice, without providing any reason.
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The bill heads to a vote in the House of Representatives on Wednesday after deadlocking in the Election Law Committee earlier this month.
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On a day when wet snow and heavy winds disrupted democracy across New Hampshire, some Town Meeting traditions went on as normal Tuesday.
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Planners for New London and Lebanon say the zoning amendments that are coming up to a vote this election season would address their communities' housing shortage, which has affected residents and businesses.
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A marine robotics team from the University of New Hampshire had a hand in finding the Ironton, a ship that sank to the bottom of Lake Huron and was presumed lost for nearly 120 years.
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Michelle Bancewicz and Lea Pinaud are battling it out in season 12 of the reality fishing show against other fishers to see who can make the most money catching blue tuna off of Gloucester, Mass.
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A mild winter season has kickstarted syrup production weeks ahead of schedule.
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Following a rat infestation, local housing advocates and some city leaders say more needs to be done to ensure that landlords take accountability for housing code violations.
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Under the bill, introduced by Republican Sen. Dan Innis, state money would go to projects including tax credits for repurposing historic structures for housing options, and expanding emergency shelter bed shelters.
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The study, conducted by the U.S. Geological Study, maps radon and uranium levels across the state.