When the last week of May ends, most everyone from lobbyists to staff, from politicians to activists, and from commissioners to the media, breathes a sigh of relief, takes time to decompress and tries to make sense of what happened the last five months. However, this year feels different. READ MORE
At the end of last week’s long difficult life journey, I stood in the back parking lot of my daughter’s school listening to their Memorial Day concert. There was a small section up front reserved READ MORE
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (19-25) ended their series against the Akron RubberDucks (Cleveland Guardians, 27-18) in style on Sunday night, winning, 4-1. After a one-run outing from starter Trent Palmer, New Hampshire scored four unanswered for the three-run win. READ MORE
Last year Memorial Day was cloudy, cool, and damp, this year just the opposite with lots of sunshine, very warm and more humid. READ MORE
Decoration Day used to be a fixed holiday, May 30, so named in 1868 as a day to break from the routine of life and honor our Civil War dead by decorating their graves. Much about how we celebrate this day has changed over time, including its name. READ MORE
“I felt like there are other people facing the same struggles that I face, whether it’s language or religion or if someone faces any kind of discrimination in their life, I’m not alone and I’m included in this club.” READ MORE
Gov. Chris Sununu on Friday signed into law House Bill 1677, which creates a claims process for victims of abuse in the state-operated Youth Development Center, formerly known as the John H. Sununu Youth Services Center, located on River Road in Manchester. READ MORE
The loans that will be canceled were private education loans originated largely between 2002 and 2010 and later defaulted and charged off. Borrowers who qualify for this private loan debt cancellation will receive a notice from Navient in the next few months. Borrowers do not need to take any action themselves to receive this benefit. READ MORE
The State We’re In host Melanie Plenda, director of Research and Analysis for Citizens Count and host of the podcast “$100 Plus Mileage” Anna Brown, Assistant Professor at Plymouth State University Dr. John Lappie, Republican state Rep. Ross Berry representing south Manchester and Litchfield, and Democrat state Rep. Marjorie Smith representing Durham, discuss Congressional redistricting, what the competing proposals are and what it means for New Hampshire. READ MORE
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats tied it up once on Saturday night, but couldn’t catch up a second time, falling 9-7 to the Akron Rubber Ducks. READ MORE
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