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Kindergartner Josephine Ziniti sat at her teacher’s feet, hand held high, eager to answer a math question. And when her teacher, Jacqueline Gleason-Boure, moved to the floor, Josephine and her classmates closed in around her, eager to get her attention.
Executive Councilor John Stephen on Tuesday announced the NH CPR Challenge, a bipartisan initiative of the New Hampshire Executive Council to offer free Hands-Only CPR training across all five Executive Council districts during EMS Week, May 17–23, 2026.
For nearly two decades, the NHHSSFF has sparked imagination across the Granite State, serving as the state’s premier platform for student filmmakers. Every year, students are invited to submit 6-minute short films in a genre of their choosing, encouraging them to lead their own learning and find their unique cinematic voice.Â
Each year, the Manchester School District receives an audit of its previous year’s fiscal year budget and the latest audit came with a positive note.
Thursday, March 26, 2026 marks National Women’s Equal Pay Day, the day that represents how far into the new calendar year the median full-time, year-round working woman would need to work to earn what the median full-time, year-round working man earned in the previous year.
Waitlists for many mental health service providers in New Hampshire stretch for months, leaving some to propose a controversial alternative: artificial intelligence. Now, a bill in Concord is asking a critical question: what should be the role of AI in mental health—if any?
On Monday, U.S. Representative Chris Pappas (D-NH-01) held a small roundtable event on food prices at Diz’s on Elm Street, a conversation that quickly grew to encompass other cost-of-living issues as well.
Members of Congress failed an entire generation in the run-up to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. That failure shaped my life, and it is one reason I am running for Congress.
Two properties on Ray Street, separated by one house, sought vastly different requests from the Manchester Zoning Board of Adjustment this month and ultimately received vastly different outcomes.
A joint investigation is underway after a floor collapsed at a wedding venue in the White Mountains community of Tamworth on Saturday.