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NH Department of Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut joined officials from the New Hampshire State Library, students, educators and other experts at a kickoff event at the New Hampshire State Library on Wednesday for National Reading Month, noting that the word “read” can provide children with countless exciting journeys.
Environmental attorney and vaccine critic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke to a packed house at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College on Friday, expressing concern over the amount of influence held by the rich and powerful over the everyday lives of average people across the world.
Trinity now needs just three more wins to defend their NHIAA Division I boys’ basketball crown, following their convincing 79-51 win over Portsmouth on Wednesday night.
Members of the New Hampshire House of Representatives Election Law Committee braved the snow to deliberate upon legislation on Tuesday. Here’s a recap of their day.
At the Wednesday’s Manchester Police Department Community Advisory Board, Manchester Police Department Chief Allen Aldenberg expressed concerns about a pending bill intended to eliminate no-knock warrants in New Hampshire.
The fourth-ranked Blue Knights of Manchester West advanced past the first round of the NHIAA Division II boys’ basketball tournament on Tuesday night, easily defeating Milford, 77-54.
In what may have been one of the best high school basketball games in New Hampshire history, the Griffins of Holy Family Academy left Merrimack Valley High School with a ticket to the 2022-‘23 NHIAA Division IV boys’ basketball championship game, defeating Concord Christian in double overtime, 86-84.
The New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College has announced that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will speak on the New Hampshire Presidential Primary at the next Politics and Eggs event this Friday.
The Crusaders of Manchester Memorial finished their regular season on Friday with a 66-53 loss to Londonderry.
Snow didn’t stop the New Hampshire House of Representatives from meeting on Thursday and it didn’t stop an unexpected string of Democratic successes in the middle of the day on a trio of bills, giving evidence of the almost even split within the chamber between the two parties this term.
Manchester School District Assistant Superintendent Amy Allen has been hired by the Lebanon School District as their new superintendent, effective July 1, 2023.
On Wednesday night, the Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) finalized their proposed Fiscal Year 2024 budget, which now requires final approval from the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
On Wednesday, the second candidate threw her hat into the ring to become the new Alderman for Ward 6.
On Wednesday, Jay Ruais announced the launch of his bid to become the next Mayor of Manchester this fall.
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U.S. Representative Chris Pappas (D-NH-01) made a trip to the Second Street Dairy Queen on Tuesday afternoon to honor the restaurant after its recent success was read into the official Congressional Record, providing a commendation honoring the event.
The Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen received a presentation from Manchester Police Department leaders on Tuesday night highlighting recent updates around the department’s gun violence prevention strategy.
What is driving the price of energy costs? That was the question of the evening at Pipe Dream Brewery on Thursday night at a “Pints and Policy” event hosted by Americans for Prosperity New Hampshire.
The New Hampshire House of Representatives’ Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety finished off the legislative week with executive session on a series of bills. Here is a recap.
