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As I was taking in the Closing Ceremonies of the Winter Olympics, I was shocked to read the news of the sudden passing of someone near and dear to both the Manchester Central High School community, but also the city community at large, and that was Ms. Abigail Gemme.
Now that the U.S. Treasury has suspended production of the penny, what to do with all those Lincoln-head coins?
On March 5, a coalition of prominent New Hampshire advocacy organizations will gather in front of the State House arch from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. to protest the Free State Project (FSP) attempts, among other things, to dismantle public education, downshift state costs onto local property taxes, and usurp local control of budgets and zoning.
Days before a vote designed to curtail Donald Trump’s ability to continue strikes on Iran, U.S. Representative Ro Khanna (D-CA-17) joined with U.S. Representative Maggie Goodlander (D-NH-02) to discuss the situation, along with several other topics, in an event held by the Nashua Democrats at the Nashua Firefighters’ Association Union Hall.
Mill Falls Montessori Charter School — New Hampshire’s first public (tuition-free) Montessori school — is making a final call for families to apply for the 2026 Lottery Enrollment Period.
“Filing lawsuits, that’s not our thing,” Jeff Thielman said. However, he said the new policy is “such an egregious violation of our clients’ rights and of the U.S. Constitution that we simply had to stand up right now.”
Two men alleged to be part of a nationwide “jackpotting conspiracy” to drain money from bank ATMs, including nearly $60,000 from a New Hampshire credit union, were arrested this month after a failed attempt in Augusta, Maine.
My concern is that some of these important educational values might be compromised if this bill to reduce academic supervision and accountability is passed.
A New Hampshire House committee on Friday voted unanimously against opening an impeachment inquiry into Executive Councilor Karen Liot Hill.
The Planning Board will meet on Thursday, March 5 at 6 p.m. Here’s what’s on the agenda,