Posts by Charlotte Matherly
 At the start of 2025, fresh off an election that snuffed any hopes of legalizing recreational marijuana in New Hampshire, advocates turned toward the plant’s medical use.
Neil Trindade couldn’t wait to get the piles of inspection stickers and paperwork out of his repair shop, Neil’s Laconia Garage, after New Hampshire lawmakers voted to do away with mandatory vehicle examinations.
Innis announced a run for U.S. Senate on Wednesday, seeking to claim Sen. Jeanne Shaheen’s seat when she retires next year.
Eschbach works in the state’s Office of Legislative Services: a small group of people who research, write and perfect the language in bills proposed by lawmakers.
As election day draws near, more people like Martin and Urban already know who they’re voting for on Nov. 5. Others remain undecided, which is why Craig, the former mayor of Manchester, and Ayotte, a former U.S. Senator, doubled down on policy points and lobbed attacks at each other on the debate stage at Saint Anselm College Thursday.
Story Produced by the Concord Monitor, a Member of Multiple bills to expand New Hampshire’s Therapeutic Cannabis Program weathered a