Concord Monitor
What NH Means to Me: A blend of natural and manmade
New Hampshire is a state of natural beauty and manmade wonders, with glacial landforms, stone walls, stately homes, working farms, logging roads, and streams, brooks, ponds, lakes, and ocean…
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5mOpinion: The responsibility of freedom
On the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Americans are reminded of the importance of service, civic engagement, and participation in order to preserve the freedoms it proclaimed.
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6mLatest performance indicates N.H. could face $15M cost-share penalty for SNAP payment error rate
New Hampshire will contend with a $15 million obligation to pay for a portion of SNAP benefits as early as next year, according to the state’s latest performance against a key metric. States’ payment error rates represent a measure of how much they over- or underpay benefits to residents enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance […]
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4mExecutive Council tables critical staffing contract at NH’s youth detention center
The state-run youth detention facility's staffing contract was tabled due to questions about employee background checks, which could result in the loss of 18 temporary youth counselors if not approved within two weeks.
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4mUNH solutions for supporting sustainable seafood production are going national
The University of New Hampshire has been selected by NOAA to host a five-year cooperative project to boost sustainable domestic seafood production through aquaculture projects.
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12mNuclear power dominated energy discussions this session in NH. A pair of bills now heads to Ayotte’s desk.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte has vetoed a nuclear-related bill, but lawmakers have collaborated with her to draft a compromise bill that could secure millions of dollars in energy-related funding for the state.