Concord Monitor
Opinion: Managed care organizations are cutting hours and putting lives at risk
New Hampshire Executive Councilor Janet Stevens called for an immediate moratorium on service reductions and an independent investigation after managed care organizations cut critical nursing hours…
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5mOpinion: Democrats' property tax solution is more taxes
Representative Ross Berry argued that New Hampshire Democrats' proposal to address property taxes by increasing taxes on small businesses is a taxation shell game that fails to address underlying spending issues.
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5mOpinion: A property tax cap is fool's gold
Ted Morgan argues that Republican policies in New Hampshire have shifted financial burdens onto local property taxpayers and advocates for the proposed 3-3 Tax Savings Plan to address rising costs.
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3mRichard John Hartman
Richard John Hartman<br /><br />Gilford, NH - Richard "Rich" John Hartman passed away at his home in Gilford, New Hampshire at the age of 83 on Saturday, July 11, 2027.<br /><br />Born on July 27, 1942, in Philadelph ...
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7mFor families with medically complex children, home care is 'necessary'. Cuts to nursing hours put this in jeopardy.
Families across New Hampshire formed the advocacy group NH Families for Home Nursing to protest significant cuts to Medicaid-funded home care hours under the Katie Beckett Program.
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4mFranklin city council votes to rehabilitate historic Trestle Bridge
The Franklin City Council voted 7-1 to rehabilitate the historic Trestle Bridge, choosing an option that preserves its aesthetic while requiring a $1.4 million investment from the city.