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State buys Granite Place, taking it off Concord's tax rolls; Complex will host legislative hearings starting next week
The state of New Hampshire purchased the remaining half of Granite Place from local developer Steve Duprey for $15.2 million, resulting in a $200,000 loss in annual tax revenue for Concord, while the…
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5mFamilies with home nursing face medical supply challenges
New Hampshire families advocating for medically complex children are reporting shortages and delays in essential Medicaid-covered durable medical equipment supplied by various managed care organizations.
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13mNew Hampshire’s effort to overturn the Claremont school funding rulings, explained
The New Hampshire Attorney General's Office appealed a lower court ruling regarding school funding, arguing that the state's existing legal framework based on the Claremont decisions is unconstitutional and should be overturned.
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4mFor $50, seniors at a NH high school can get a parking spot and make it an artwork
Merrimack High School seniors successfully organized a fundraiser to design and paint personalized parking spots ahead of the upcoming school year.
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14mA tech-forward future imagined for New Hampshire at ‘Freedom Summit’
A group of tech entrepreneurs held a summit in Manchester last week to promote New Hampshire's technological future and unveil plans for Freedom Village, a proposed private housing community designed specifically for the tech sector.
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9mSchool’s punishment of parents protesting transgender athletes was discriminatory, court rules
The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Bow School District engaged in viewpoint discrimination by banning parents from soccer games for wearing wristbands that opposed a transgender female athlete.