State Senator Kevin Avard, Republican from Nashua, issued a statement yesterday taking Governor Margaret Wood Hassan to task for vetoing S B 3 2 0, which required parents be notified of and approve their child’s participation in...
Read MoreThings got ugly on the Floor of the United States House of Representatives yesterday as Democrats used the opportunity of a moment of silence called by Speaker Paul Ryan in memory of the victims of the Orlando terror attack to...
Read MoreThe New Hampshire Senate Finance Committee passed yet another casino gambling bill yesterday. An amended version of S B 5 5 1- FN-A-L was approved on a four to two vote. Senate President Chuck Morse, Republican from Salem, in...
Read MoreState Senator Majority Leader Jeb Bradley, Republican from Wolfeboro and State Rep. Joe Lachance, Republican from Manchester’s Ward 1, announced legislation in Concord yesterday to reform and reauthorize the state’s...
Read More“Shall the Hooksett School District vote to approve a tuition agreement to be entered with the Manchester School District for the education of some of Hooksett’s high school students, which provides for a 10-year...
Read MoreThings should be back to normal in Nashua today as the city reopens its seventeen public schools. While the Nashua Police Department has determined the emailed threats of violence against Nashua North and South high schools...
Read MoreSeems the Hooksett School Board didn’t take too kindly to the letter sent by its Manchester counterpart over the status of tuition negotiations. In a letter received by the city yesterday, Hooksett School Board Chairman...
Read MoreManchester Police Chief Nick Willard has clarified remarks made to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Tuesday night regarding potential refugees coming to the city. We reported yesterday that we caught a tweet from Willard on...
Read MoreThe Board of School Committee in Manchester will hold a special meeting tonight in order to receive a presentation from Superintendent Debra Livingston about student performance on the Smarter Balanced Assessment. The results...
Read MoreThe recount requested by defeated Manchester mayoral candidate Joyce Craig will take place today at the Carol M. Rines Center on Elm Street. That’s the home of the city’s Health Department. I guess they want to be...
Read MoreThe Manchester Board of School Committee sent a blistering letter to its Hooksett counterpart on Friday, charging it with failing to negotiate terms of a new tuition agreement in good faith. The letter, signed by Board Vice...
Read MoreHooksett’s eighth graders have chosen which high schools they will attend next year and their choices are interesting. Ninety four are planning on attending Pinkerton Academy. Thirty three are looking to go to Central...
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