Sruthi Gopalakrishnan - Concord Monitor
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A hearing with the NH Lottery Commission on whether Andy Sanborn, a former state senator and the owner of the Concord Casino, should lose his charitable gaming license was postponed for the second time last week after his lawyer obtained a court order delaying the proceeding.
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A new initiative in Bow, NH, is not just about supporting students, but also about caring for the well-being of the school district’s staff.
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Casinos grossed $54 million in 2022 in New Hampshire, which is about $10 million more than was taken in 2021, an increase of 24%, according to a Concord Monitor analysis.
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Several factors are driving the shortage, which has led to crucial math and science courses being sidelined at the city's high school.
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Over the past three years, waste management companies have collectively spent about $250,000 on state lobbying efforts.
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Michael Delaney, who was nominated by President Joe Biden in January to be a First Circuit Court of Appeals judge, served as private counsel for St. Paul’s School in a lawsuit filed by the family of Chessy Prout, who had been sexually assaulted when she was 15 by another student.