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Senate Republicans fast-track NH universal open enrollment bill to House; could become law in weeks
New Hampshire Senate Republicans have fast-tracked a bill to create universal open enrollment in New Hampshire public schools, which would allow residents to enroll students in any school district in…
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9mNecrophilia, sex acts and witchcraft: Records show the books parents find objectionable and want removed
A public records investigation revealed numerous parental complaints against diverse books in New Hampshire school districts, highlighting ongoing debates over censorship and age-appropriateness.
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9mDartmouth Roundup: Women's hockey cranks up the offense
The Dartmouth College women’s hockey team opened its season with a bang, blowing out St. Michael’s 9-0 on Friday at Thompson Arena. Ella Inglis, who was named ECAC Forward of the Week on Tuesday, led the Big Green with two goals and two assists. Several other Dartmouth also skaters joined the offensive barrage: Ellie Zakrajsheck […]
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3mI-89 ramp to I-91 in Hartford closes Wednesday and Thursday for paving
The ramp from northbound Interstate 89 to northbound Interstate 91 in Hartford is scheduled to close this Wednesday and Thursday for paving as part of a multi-year highway and bridge reconstruction project.
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3mJacob Held and Sean McRae divided on approach to Orange County drug issues
Orange County voters will choose between Republican Jacob Held and Democrat Sean McRae for sheriff on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
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3mNH Senate District 5: Prentiss, Schoeffter on affordability, taxes
Incumbent Democrat Suzanne Prentiss and Republican Conrad Schoeffter are set to compete for New Hampshire's Senate District 5 seat on November 3.