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Mental health nonprofit will use $3.6 million grant to address youth suicide in NH
NAMI New Hampshire received a $3.6 million federal grant to expand its youth suicide prevention efforts across the state over the next five years.
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6mRindge police sign ICE agreement to gain immigration enforcement powers
Rindge has become the 28th New Hampshire police agency to sign a federal agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) allowing its officers to perform specific immigration enforcement functions.
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4mNew Hampshire law requires annual voter roll cleaning before September primary
New Hampshire towns are currently verifying voter registrations under Senate Bill 221, which requires annual reviews and the removal of individuals who have not voted in the past five years.
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7mJane Blanchard, a 1959 waterski champion, reflects on her adventures
Jane Blanchard, a former competitive water skier and registered nurse celebrating her 88th birthday, reflects on her storied athletic career and lifelong memories.
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3mFinal push for Boynton sports funding: Food truck night and bake sale this Friday
Community organizers are hosting a food truck night and bake sale this Friday at Mascenic Regional High School in an effort to raise the final $4,000 needed to fund Boynton Middle School's spring sports season.
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3mMason Zoning Board adopts new policies for attendance and appeals
The Mason Zoning Board unanimously adopted two new policies regarding meeting attendance and the appeals process during its Tuesday meeting.