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UNH survey finds a quarter of Granite Staters are considering moving away
University of New Hampshire researchers found that while approximately 24% of residents may leave the state due to a complex mix of economic, political, and personal factors, this figure remains…
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5mClaremont judge denies bail to teen accused in fatal DUI crash
CLAREMONT — A Claremont district court judge denied bail to an 18-year-old drunk driving suspect accused of killing a 53-year-old White River Junction man, as the case officially moves to a higher court. At a district court in Claremont on Monday, Michael Martin III waived his right to a probable cause hearing, allowing his case […]
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9mMary Henry left Claremont amid a $5 million deficit, Woodstock says she's exactly who they need
Nine months after leaving a New Hampshire school district in the middle of a $5 million budget crisis, Mary Henry has a new job, a new state, and a new administration standing firmly behind her. Henry says she inherited the Claremont financial crisis, not caused it — and that she became the scapegoat for a […]
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3mCharlie St. Clair, lawmaker and leader of Laconia Bike Week, dies after motorcycle accident
New Hampshire State Representative and long-time organizer of Laconia Motorcycle Week Charlie St. Clair died from injuries sustained in an August motorcycle accident in Ohio.
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4mNH silent as neighboring governors sound the alarm on proposed utility merger
Five New England governors issued a strongly worded joint letter opposing a proposed merger between NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy, while New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte remained absent from the announcement.
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3mProgressives aim to build momentum ahead of Sept. 8 primary
Progressive Democratic candidates for various offices gathered at the Rebel River Fest on Sunday to advocate for getting money out of politics ahead of New Hampshire's September 8 primary.