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Jackie Harris
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The state health department says November benefits have been distributed. But those who rely on the program say the past few days have brought anxiety.
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As part of our Give Back NH series, NHPR highlights small nonprofits doing good work in New Hampshire communities. -
The high court decision allows a lower court time to consider a more lasting pause. The Trump administration is appealing an order to fully fund November food aid for millions of people. -
Plus, catch The Breakfast Club’s 40th anniversary screening, or meet owls in Exeter. -
If you've made the investment in gardening tools, now is the time to clean and sharpen them so they're ready to go in spring. -
Several streets on the West Side and downtown will be closed for the road race, and parts of the Millyard should also expect to see delays.
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Renowned for its picturesque beauty and flowing with environmental diversity, the Connecticut River is one of New England’s most vital and valued natural resources.
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The Music Hall’s board of trustees on Nov. 6 announced Tina Sawtelle’s exit effective the same day. The trustees did not immediately disclose whether Sawtelle resigned or if she was let go. -
With a cast of some of New Hampshire's finest pickers and players, Jake Davis and The Whiskey Stones blend bluegrass, jazz and country with a Telecaster twang and a tight rhythm section. -
Pacific Group Resorts will be assisting the local investors with the transition "through the start of the 2025–26 ski season to ensure continuity for employees and guests." -
The New Hampshire Department of Justice is reviewing a series of personnel maneuvers that allowed a top state court employee to collect nearly $50,000 in employment benefits following a layoff that lasted just 48 hours. -
Restaurants, pubs and local banks are offering discounts and other promotions for the thousands of Portsmouth Naval Shipyard workers impacted by the government shutdown.
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