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Granite State Fair leaders accuse Rochester of 'retaliation': Trial may decide dispute
ROCHESTER — If the longstanding legal battle between the organization that runs the Granite State Fair and the city isn't resolved through the courts soon, the case will go to trial. A trial management conference has been set between Rochester Agricultural and Mechanical Association (RAMA) and the city of...
Drug recovery clinics in New Hampshire, Vermont closed after owner indicted on federal charges
MANCHESTER, N.H. — A network of clinics for people struggling with substance use is now closed after the owner was indicted on federal charges. New England Medicine and Counseling Associates locations in Manchester, Newport, Rochester, Grantham, and two in Vermont have closed, which comes after the owner, Dr. Adnan S. Khan, was indicted.
Work on Rochester Riverwalk could begin this summer with building of new scenic overlook
ROCHESTER — The vision to create a Riverwalk in Rochester has taken a major step forward as a preliminary design has been submitted for a scenic overlook on North Main Street behind the municipal parking lot. David Walker, chair of the Riverwalk Committee, said work could begin as soon...
Barnstead teen receives Kids Wish Network experience
TILTON — Phoenix Walsh, of Barnstead, learned his dream would be coming true after visiting the New Hampshire Veterans Home on the morning of May 19. Together with his family, Phoenix met with World War II veteran Charles “Charlie” Tanguay, who surprised Phoenix with the news of his Kids Wish Network experience of a lifetime.
Louise Andrus’s View from Concord — June
Congratulations to all New Hampshire college graduates. Well done! The world is yours to decide what you want to do with your life. Congratulations to all those High School students who will be graduating in June. The rest of your life and what you do with it is your choice. As for work, always remember that you will never work a day in your life if you love what you are doing.
Trans Rights Activists Occupy State House Halls Against Discriminatory Bills
CONCORD – Gathered in front of the State House in Concord, around 150 people spoke out against several bills impacting transgender rights in New Hampshire that are about to pass over Gov. Chris Sununu’s desk. Chanting, singing, and hearing stories from transgender participants, activists implored the governor to veto four bills in particular: HB 1205, HB 1312, HB 619, and HB 396.
June activities and events at the Fells
First Thursday Hike at The Fells: Thursday, June 6, 11 a.m. This informal, moderate walk is an opportunity to get a little exercise, spend time out in the landscape, and perhaps discover something new about the property once owned by the John Hay family. Members: free, non-members: included with regular admission fee. No registration required. Meets at The Fells Kiosk. http://www.thefells.org.
Remains of WWII soldier missing for 81 years returned to New Hampshire
NORTHWOOD, N.H. — A World War II soldier who had been missing since 1943 has finally returned home to New Hampshire. Army Sgt. Richard Hammond was laid to rest Wednesday in a somber ceremony at Ridge Cemetery in his hometown of Northwood. "This was very gratifying today," said Rick...
“It feels like a dream." Two dozen NH residents become American citizens
Two dozen Granite Staters, hailing from 18 countries, became American citizens Friday in Concord, at a naturalization ceremony held at the state archives. Gov. Chris Sununu, Sen. Maggie Hassan, and other state officials spoke at the event, encouraging the new Americans to use their citizenship to engage with New Hampshire’s robust civic life.
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