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Data: Where NH ranks when it comes to teacher compensation, student enrollment
New Hampshire public school teachers earn an average salary of $69,432, placing them 25th in the nation, while the state is last in the nation for state funding and has seen a 6.74% decrease in…
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5mMascenic making an argument as potential Division IV soccer threat
The surprising Mascenic boys soccer team is on a heater this fall, carrying just one loss into the home stretch of its schedule with a win over improving Wilton-Lyndeborough on Monday, 2-0, the latest feather in the squad’s cap. The Vikings won just one game last season but are already 8-1-2 on the year despite […]
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4m'No-brainer': Dublin School bans phones, promotes outdoor time with Camp Nielsen
Dublin School's new Camp Nielsen aims to encourage students to disconnect from technology and engage with nature through various outdoor activities and educational programs.
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6mAnti-immigration enforcement petition gathers steam as ACLU challenges State Police transparency on ICE agreement
Maggie Fogarty sees what’s normally hidden from public view when, every Wednesday morning, she enters Strafford County Jail. She meets people detained during immigration enforcement actions across New England, who rely on the help of the New Hampshire Immigrant Visitation Program to engage attorney representation and to continue to make progress in their applications for […]
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3mUpdate: Probable cause hearing set for Jaffrey man after 10-hour standoff
Andrew Waycotte, a Jaffrey resident facing several felony charges following a high-speed pursuit and a 10-hour standoff, is scheduled for a probable cause hearing on Oct. 13.
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2mWorking moms awarded $1,000 each through Julie Tewksbury scholarship
Savings Bank of Walpole awarded $1,000 scholarships to Claire Pass, Kora Michaud, and Kara Serasis through the fifth annual Julie Tewksbury Scholarship for Working Moms.