New Hampshire Food Bank Honors Long-Time Board Member
Carl Provencher, Raymond Hannaford Store Manager, honored for 20 years of service on NH Food Bank...
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Author: Rich Girard
PARCC and SBAC States Agree to Deliver Student-level Data to USDOE
Publisher’s note: Click here for original publication source. For related article on “federally monitored local control,” click here. In September 2010, two assessment consortia “won” federal Race to the Top...
Read MoreCady: Time to limit what teachers’ unions can do
To the Editor: The teachers admitted at the Deerfield School District Deliberative session that the NEA had worked to develop Common Core. When Unions were formed it was to give workers a fair wage and a clean, safe working...
Read MoreCommunity support builds for FIRST® Junior STEAM Ahead
MANCHESTER, N.H. – Several major companies and foundations have together contributed $164,000 to Manchester’s FIRST® Junior STEAM Ahead program. Funds from the Argosy Foundation, Autodesk, the Norwin S. and Elizabeth N. Bean...
Read MoreCady wins prestigious citizenship, open government award
The New England First Amendment Coalition honored New Hampshire native and long-time open government activist Harriet Cady with its 2015 Antonia Orfield Citizenship Award. The award was presented this week at NEFAC’s annual...
Read MoreCourt finds NH AG in violation of Right to Know Law
We publish, in full, the finding of the Merrimack County Superior Court that Attorney General Joseph Foster and his office were in violation of New Hampshire’s Right to Know Law. ~Publis Publisher’s note: For more...
Read MoreArthur Green pans Timberlane district dropout rate claims
One of the things we learned from Dr. Metzler at Deliberative is that dropout rates are one of the Timberlane district’s most important measures of success. The Timberlane dropout rate of 0.85% was compared favorably...
Read MoreGreen touts record in Timberlane re-election bid
We publish this Letter to the Editor from Timberlane Regional School Board Member Donna Green as submitted. We encourage all candidates for office and or their supporters to submit their letters. Dear Editor: My first year on...
Read MoreEversource: You know it’s cold when…
Eversource Energy, formerly PSNH, announced that ALL of its power generation facilities have been put into operation to meet the demand for power caused by extreme Winter cold. Energy diversity, they say, is the key to meeting demand.
Read MoreNighttime Skating at Livingston Park’s Dorrs Pond
City of Manchester Parks & Recreation Announces Nighttime Skating at Livingston Park’s Dorrs Pond on Wednesday February 25, 2015 MANCHESTER, NH – – The City of Manchester Parks and Recreation Department has...
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