Gov. Kelly Ayotte had a list to rattle off. Facing state lawmakers for her first “State of the State” address Thursday, one year after taking office, the Republican governor trotted out a litany of checked-off policy goals. Last year, she signed a package of pro-housing zoning bills; rolled back a bail reform law she had […]
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Collin Varney of Bridgton has been selected as the area Lions Clubs’ “Student of the Month” for February.
Meadow Rowe of Naples has been selected as the area Lions Clubs’ “Student of the Month” for January.
NORTH CONWAY — The Pope Memorial Library is pleased to present a special art exhibit and sale featuring works by Jane Wilcox Hively, a well-kn…
It took months, but state lawmakers appear close to offering the beleaguered Claremont School District a financial lifeline. But now, Claremont might not want the money after all. “I’m not sure I would want to ask the school board to accept those funds,” said Matt Angell, the interim business administrator of the district, speaking at […]
New Hampshire Senate Republicans fast-tracked a bill to create universal open enrollment in New Hampshire public schools Thursday, using a parliamentary maneuver to send the bill to the House without needing a hearing in either chamber. If signed into law, the legislation would allow New Hampshire residents to enroll students in any school district in […]
CONWAY — With the reduction of an administrative position at Kennett High in the proposed 2026-27 budget, officials see this as an opportunity…
PORTSMOUTH — FedPoint, a federal benefits administrator and marketplace operator, announces the window to apply for its annual nursing scholar…