Guns-on-campus bill misfires in NH Senate committee
A heavily criticized proposal passed by the N.H. House that would allow guns on public college campuses in New Hampshire
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Student ID cards now unacceptable at polls
Student identification cards will no longer be an acceptable form of ID to vote in New Hampshire elections under a
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Changes planned amid falling enrollment at KSC
Keene State College Interim President Donald Birx says the institution plans a reorganization, marketing redesign and other steps to address
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Bill would lengthen license suspension for refusing blood alcohol test
Pending state legislation tackles what police and prosecutors say is a significant problem — motorists who refuse to take a
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EPA enters fray on NH car inspection debacle
The Environmental Protection Agency said Monday it will preliminarily decide by early summer and give a final decision before year’s
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Republican-sponsored bill would make NH abortion law more restrictive
N.H.’s restriction on abortion, now set at 24 weeks of pregnancy, would change to 20 weeks under a bill scheduled
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Bill aims to increase transparency in NH Legislature
N.H. Rep. Michael Harrington wants to bring greater transparency to the state Legislature but doubts many lawmakers support the kind
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SAU 6 official resigns after documents detail sexual harassment findings at previous job
An official at Claremont-based School Administrative Unit 6 resigned last week after newly released documents indicate Fall Mountain district administrators
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New rules for upcoming Keene city election eliminate affidavit ballots, impose requirements for new registrants
People who want to vote in this year’s municipal elections in Keene and in other cities across the state could
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Hopes dim for right-to-know public records accessibility bill in NH Senate
Responding to concerns from police and town officials, the N.H. Senate Judiciary Committee voted unanimously Thursday against a bill
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Keene State president, other higher-ed leaders urge preserving USNH funding
A proposed $50 million cut in funding to the University System of New Hampshire, which includes Keene State College,
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Keene minister strives to make church welcoming
Rowan Van Ness never would have guessed when growing up in Mukilteo, Wash., that she would become a religious
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Budget cutters sharpen pencils at the state house
Spending plans discussed at the state house Monday included hundreds of job cuts as well as slashing funding for
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New laws prime state’s medical marijuana program for expansion
New Hampshire’s Therapeutic Cannabis Program is poised for expansion as the result of three new laws that recently went into
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NH lawmakers consider veto overrides
State legislators are scheduled to meet in Concord on Oct. 10 to consider overriding Gov. Chris Sununu’s vetoes of more
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AGs want warning labels on social media platforms
N.H. Attorney General John Formella has joined with his counterparts nationwide in urging Congress to require companies to put warnings
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Monadnock Region clerks seek volunteer poll workers
With the New Hampshire primary a month away, many city and town clerks throughout the Monadnock Region are looking for
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Business relationships discussed at USNH roundtable
MANCHESTER — Keene State College President Melinda Treadwell and Cheshire Medical Center Chief Nursing Officer Anne Tyrol said Tuesday it
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