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NH lawmakers say housing and child care are the top issues for 2026
Lawmakers in Concord are hoping to make progress on housing and childcare issues, as well as considering bills on taxes, education, local government, and the death penalty.
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6mTax cap fails in most Upper Valley towns, but affordability angst passes it in some
New Hampshire voters decided on a town-by-town statute regarding school property tax caps, with results varying significantly across different towns and school districts.
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2mNH field hockey all-state teams announced
With all of the Granite State’s high school field hockey champions crowned, the New Hampshire Field Hockey Coaches Association has released its all-state lists and end-of-year awards. While teams in the Upper Valley fell short of an NHIAA state championship, many local athletes earned recognition for standout play this season. Division II First Team Greta […]
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8mDartmouth Roundup: Men's hockey roars into a new season
The Dartmouth College men’s hockey team opened its season in style over the weekend, taking two games from the Alaska Fairbanks at Thompson Arena by a combined 10-0. The Big Green opened their new campaign with a 6-0 win over the Nanooks on Saturday, led by a hat trick from freshman Drew Stewart, who also […]
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8mGifford Health Care raises rates and reduces hours on its employee daycare center
Gifford Medical Center is implementing significant fee increases and operational changes at its Robin's Nest daycare center starting in 2027 to address substantial financial losses and help achieve long-term sustainability.
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4mVermonters vote to approve 2 constitutional amendments
Vermont voters decisively approved two constitutional amendments on Tuesday to protect collective bargaining rights and guarantee equal protection under the law.