Concord Monitor
Judge rules New Hampshire’s special education funding unconstitutionally low
A judge ruled New Hampshire’s special education funding unconstitutional, citing massive shortfalls that shift burdens to local taxpayers and urging lawmakers to swiftly craft a compliant funding…
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3mFlights halted at airports across US due to communications problems, FAA says
The Federal Aviation Administration grounded all flights nationwide Friday afternoon because of communications problems at regional air traffic control centers. The FAA notice said the ground stop was being imposed “due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety.” Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said there is a communications issue affecting the 22 regional air traffic […]
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2mManchester and Logan airports urge travelers to check status amid nationwide FAA ground stop
Manchester-Boston Regional and Logan airports are both telling people to check with their airline about flights before coming to the airport because of a very unusual nationwide “ground stop” order from the Federal Aviation Administration. “We appreciate your patience and will share updates as more information becomes available,” Manchester airport wrote in a statement posted […]
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11mAs free-standing emergency rooms are becoming more common, the Capital Region is about to get its first one.
The planned opening of the region's first free-standing emergency room in Concord next year has sparked a debate over whether such facilities improve medical access or increase costs by drawing patients away from non-profit hospitals.
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7mNH is the second-oldest state. New young legislators hope to 'give a voice' to Gen Z.
Four Gen-Z Democratic candidates, including Cody York, Lucas Coriaty, Jason Quinno, and Nate Giffard, were recently elected to the New Hampshire House of Representatives to find solutions for affordability and provide representation for younger residents.
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6mConcord School District growing career-connected learning models
An industry-grade kitchen, where students could be seen working and preparing meals, served as the backdrop for the Concord School District’s annual update to local business leaders and government officials. At the “State of the Schools” event inside Concord Regional Technical Center’s Gratitude Cafe, district leaders underscored their investments in career-based learning, and the evidence […]