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Teachers satisfied with NH cellphone bans, but policy is not ‘silver bullet’
A New Hampshire Department of Education survey revealed broad support among teachers and administrators for the state's bell-to-bell cellphone ban, though experts suggest the effectiveness of such…
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3mNH Democratic Senate candidates talk Social Security, money in elections
Democratic U.S. Senate primary candidates Karishma Manzur and Congressman Chris Pappas are intensifying their campaigns in New Hampshire ahead of the state primary.
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14mMother of two faces removal proceedings after arrest in NH
A Brazilian mother was released on bond after being detained by Troy police and turned over to ICE following an alleged traffic violation, highlighting ongoing debates surrounding the department's 287(g) agreement with federal immigration authorities.
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3mJaffrey community event offers free school supplies and family fun
The annual Jaffjam Jaffrey Family Jamboree is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 8, at Community Field in Jaffrey, offering free school supplies, haircuts, and entertainment to the community.
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6mWLC group raises over $93,000 for new light and sound equipment
A parent-led committee successfully raised over $93,000 to replace outdated and unsafe lighting and sound systems at Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative Middle Senior High School.
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6mFeds, DHHS give clear ‘no’ to TANF being used for childcare workforce grants
New Hampshire childcare providers received definitive guidance from federal and state officials confirming that both TANF and CCDF funds cannot be used to finance the state's proposed workforce grant program due to existing budget commitments and federal regulations.