Sruthi Gopalakrishnan - Concord Monitor
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All these costs are baked into Hopkinton’s $29.3 million school budget, a 4.7% increase over last year. Voters approved the budget in a ballot vote of 220 to 67 on March 14, 2026.
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The annual town meeting in Bow, New Hampshire, lasted over four hours as voters requested secret ballots to decide an unusually high number of warrant articles.
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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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In March, kids in Hopkinton will exercise their civic duty and vote for their favorite four-legged candidate as "Dog of the Year."
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The biggest gambling winners are the casino game room operators themselves, which took in $250 million in 2025 from horse racing and games of chance alone, with video lottery games on track to generate $75 million a year. Casino betting in New Hampshire is generating half a billion dollars a year in revenue.
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Currently, New Hampshire has two parallel systems for domestic violence: criminal and civil. Survivors of abuse can file civil protective orders on their own, while the state pursues criminal charges against those accused of the crime.
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New Hampshire state Rep. Charles Foote of Derry has proposed legislation that would require massage businesses to obtain a license, a move he hopes will give towns more leverage.
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A federal appeals court heard from parents in Bow looking to overturn a ruling that allowed the school district to bar the parents wearing "xx" armbands in protest of a transgender athlete during a school game.
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A new report from the New Hampshire Women’s Foundation found that child care costs are straining families across the state, but single mothers are hit harder.
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The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office stated in a report the Berlin Police Department’s response was “wholly insufficient” given the circumstances.