NH medical marijuana program added 2,100 new patients last year
More than 2,100 new patients signed up with New Hampshire’s Therapeutic Cannabis Program last year, bringing the total registry to
CONTINUE READING
Posts byCharlotte Matherly
New Hampshire ends vehicle emissions testing contract, violating Clean Air Act
New Hampshire is officially out of compliance with the Clean Air Act. Last year, state legislators passed a law to
CONTINUE READING
Satanic Temple installs holiday display in front of New Hampshire State House
On one side of Concord’s City Plaza is a nativity scene. On the other is a pentagram — a symbol
CONTINUE READING
‘Like I’m doing something wrong’: For 21-year-old Thomas Jean, medical marijuana has brought both relief and stress
Growing up, Thomas Jean always heard the same message: Marijuana was a gateway drug. He needed to stay away from
CONTINUE READING
Federal cuts to college access resources leave local students, school districts scrambling
Oliver Richert sat with his long-time adviser, piecing together college applications and financial aid. Then, she broke the news: The
CONTINUE READING
Medical marijuana’s fate in limbo after tie in state Senate
Republican Sen. Daniel Innis holds a long record of supporting marijuana legalization. But after a split vote among his conservative
CONTINUE READING
NH House advances bathroom bill, parental bill of rights
Rebuking last year’s veto by former governor Chris Sununu, the New Hampshire House of Representatives passed a bill on
CONTINUE READING
Hundreds rally in Concord for International Women’s Day
When Concord residents Mark Scura and Maureen Redmond-Scura ventured to Revelstoke Coffee for an afternoon pick-me-up on Saturday, they
CONTINUE READING
NH Senate passes parental bill of rights giving families more power to get answers about school records and programs
The New Hampshire Senate passed a parental bill of rights that would prohibit school districts from knowingly withholding or
CONTINUE READING
A post-election look at New Hampshire’s reproductive and sexual health concerns
Earlier this year, New Hampshire lawmakers banned transgender girls from competing on girls’ school sports teams and prohibited some
CONTINUE READING
Retirement for NH judges stays 70
Concord Rep. Connie Lane, a Democrat, doesn’t see a need to raise the mandatory retirement age for the state’s judges.
CONTINUE READING
Sununu calls indictment of Supreme Court Justice ‘extremely serious’
Gov. Chris Sununu called the indictment of a New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice an “extremely serious situation” on Thursday after
CONTINUE READING
NH in dispute over holiday name
In 2021, Concord City Council voted to change a city holiday, renaming the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples’
CONTINUE READING