Cohen Institute restarts ‘Cohen Conversations’
Around a table of refreshments and coffee, members of the Keene community gathered for the first Cohen Conversation on
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Posts byJaden Johnson
Tackling SADness in New England
New England winters can be nothing short of brutal. A cloudy, lightly snowy day in January can quickly turn to
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How climate change will affect your beach days
Our world is getting warmer every day. Whether from scorching summer days, low snowfall or rising sea levels, New Hampshire
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Cold as ICE: N.H. hospitals bundle up as frigid Trump enacts raids
Hospitals are supposed to be a haven for anyone looking to receive care, a place where race, gender, class, sexuality
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To skip or not to skip, that is the question
Do more Keene students hit their snooze button or decide to end their day early? Between social events, sports practices
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A look back: Celebrating Hanukkah during the Holocaust
December is a colorful month of many holidays, and no matter what or if you celebrate, all hold equal
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N.H. looking to create a “veteran court” for resentencing of prisoners
Loudon State Rep. Mike Moffett sponsored a bill this year establishing a “veterans court,” offering a prison alternative that focuses
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Child care groups scramble for funding
Childcare advocates in New Hampshire are striving to make the states’ childcare scholarship program more accessible. Critical aspects include creating
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Cleaning up the community
10 Keene State students pulled on their thick rubbery gloves and grabbed blue reusable bags before heading out to pick
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Interstate infrastructure expands
Plans to expand sections of I-93 and I-89 in Concord and Bow, a project that has been in the planning
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Corporate healthcare takes a loss in NH
Mission Zero, a plan designed by the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), aims to end emergency
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Trans athletes hurt by parent protests
Kyle Fellers and Anthony Foote arrived at the Bow High School girls soccer game against Plymouth Regional High School on
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Asking for help is strength, not weakness
New Hampshire may finally be starting to see improvement in the mental health of its youth. Every two years, the
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Teachers need more funding
Rallies were held at 15 schools in Boston by the Boston Teachers Union (BTU), which is seeking better pay for
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NH House Speaker reintroduces parental rights bill
A proposal for “a parental bill of rights” was recently introduced by New Hampshire House Speaker Sherman Packard, a Londonderry
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NH falls behind on weed legalization
New Hampshire stands alone as the only state in New England that has not legalized marijuana. A bill passed in
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NH lags on offshore wind
New Hampshire is being encouraged to take more action with their involvement in offshore wind as neighboring states are starting
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NH Supreme Court defends trans students’ privacy
A policy of the Manchester School District allowing students to keep their gender identity private while at school is being
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NH’s voting access is uncertain
A recent bill stuck in the New Hampshire Legislature would require anyone registering to vote to show certain documentation, either
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