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University System addresses major funding cuts, in-state tuition hikes for upcoming school year
NH slashes higher-ed funding as tuition, fees, housing and food rise, ending a six-year freeze; students face mounting debt while enrollment competition and workforce needs intensify.
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2mGeraldine M. Harrington
<html><head></head><body>Geraldine M. Harrington<br /><br />Concord, NH - Geraldine M. Harrington passed away on October 13, 2026, at Pleasant View Center in Concord, New Hampshire.<br /><br />Born in Concord, she was the daughter of the late David L. ...
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8mCandidates agree the state should freeze new data center permits but differ on how quickly it should act
NH candidates and politicians agree the state should freeze new data center permits but differ on how quickly it should act
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2mSeventeen days from the midterms, 'No Kings' rally in Concord aims to get out the vote
“No Kings” protesters descended on Concord once again, this time with a new focus. With the Nov. 3 election a little more than two weeks away, rallygoers hoped to get people out to vote. Leslie Gray, of Webster, said she’s been to nearly all the “No Kings” rallies so far. She joined about a thousand […]
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5mConcord emerges victorious over Nashua North, 21-14
Concord secured a 21-14 football victory over Nashua North thanks to a late fumble recovery by senior defensive lineman Curtis Cooper.
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6mStephen, O'Connell face off in Executive Council District 4
Republican incumbent John Stephen and Democratic challenger Jim O'Connell are competing in the Executive Council race, focusing on judicial oversight, infrastructure projects, and state spending.