Granite State of Mind
A journey of 1,000+ miles begins with insomnia and ends with a deep breath
It was to be a three-day jaunt, in and out. Find the sun, that was our only mission. Find it, then sit in it. Don’t move. READ MORE
Month: January 2019
The Arts
M.A.P. v4 – a celebration of Music, Art and Poetry – at Jupiter Hall
Music, Art and Poetry – or M.A.P. – opens at Jupiter Hall Jan. 31 at 7 p.m. READ MORE
Featured News
Storm clouds in the financial forecast?
No easy answers to our future economic challenges, said Economist Cahterine Putney during Wednesday’s Chamber Economic Forecast luncheon. READ MORE
Civics
Police issue photo of woman with gas can following arson on Silver Street
Authorities have determined the fire was a result of arson. It caused significant damage to the apartment building, and is now under investigation. READ MORE
Letters to the Editor
Letter: Why aren’t board members championing student reps?
This matter isn’t about the “durags” when it all boils down. It’s about if we unconditionally accept our students for who they are as individuals. Consider what it looks like to play that out. It means letting them wear the durags. READ MORE
Featured News
Surprise donation for MPAL helps keep the magic happening
This one is about the importance of paying it forward. It’s a simple concept that rewards good work and makes sure generosity and goodness continue, creating a philanthropic butterfly effect. READ MORE
Civics
Department of Education goes paperless, streamlines educator credentialing process
These changes in the credentialing process will save thousands of labor hours, postage, paper, and handling costs during the course of a year. READ MORE
Featured News
Emergency Response Services: Answering the Call
There are different models for providing emergency response services in the state. Some communities contract with a professional company to respond to their 911 calls. Others have their own force, often part of the fire department. Sometimes the service is provided by a local hospital, and some communities have volunteer organizations. READ MORE
News From Around NH
Balsams developer Les Otten: ‘I want to put people back to work’
Advocates for the $170 million redevelopment of the Balsams Resort in Dixville Notch asked the legislature for a new law Tuesday that could be key to moving the project forward. READ MORE
Civics
New scholarship fund offers $100K annually to NH engineering students
A new scholarship fund at the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation will distribute more than $100,000 annually to New Hampshire students pursuing bachelor’s degrees in engineering. READ MORE
