During her first briefing to the White House press corps, New Hampshire native Karoline Leavitt tried to put the genie back in the bottle on the Trump administration's federal spending freeze that has caused widespread chaos and fear among recipients of medicaid and other government programs.
#KarolineLeavitt #NHPolitics
👀 WATCH: Adam Sandler recently hopped on the New Heights podcast with Jason and Travis Kelce to talk about the sequel to "Happy Gilmore."
Did you know the character was inspired by Sandler's best friend growing up?
👉🏼Read more about the conversation at the 🔗 : https://granitepostnews.com/2025/02/27/adam-sandlers-happy-gilmore-2-is-in-the-works-heres-how-the-original-has-ties-to-new-hampshire/
⛳️ Indoor mini golf in Claremont?
Yep! A former factory has been transformed into a glow-in-the-dark, pirate-themed adventure—complete with music, 3D pirate ships, and talking pirates. Check it out! 👀
See the 🔗 : https://granitepostnews.com/2025/03/01/why-claremonts-indoor-mini-golf-course-is-a-must-visit/
Getting whiplash trying to keep up with all the news on tariffs?
Save your sanity (you'll need it later)—Carly's here to break down how they'll impact Granite Staters.
#NHPolitics #Tariffs
👀 WATCH: New Hampshire is seeing record-high home prices and rents.
Here’s why.
#NHhousing
Mark your calendars—Record Store Day is Saturday and New Hampshire’s indie record shops are gearing up for a busy day.
Launched in 2008 by a group of passionate record store owners, Record Store Day has grown into a global celebration, while staying true to its roots—honoring the culture of independent music shops, fans, and artists who keep vinyl alive. Artists release exclusive, limited-edition vinyl and special reissues, often with surprise drops that can only be found at participating stores.
About two decades ago, Mike Holland was cooking meals in kitchen of North Country Hospital, while Darrell Bodnar was troubleshooting IT issues down the hall. They both loved beer and sports. And after hours, their real passion was brewing. What started as a kitchen experiment with hops and grains soon became their own business—Copper Pig Brewery.
In today’s political and social climate, not everyone feels the slogan still represents the state’s values. When asked whether New Hampshire should keep or replace its motto, most respondents said it’s time for a change.
Harvard University announced earlier this week that it will offer free tuition to students from families earning $200,000 or less per year. The move places Harvard alongside other elite institutions with large endowments that have introduced similar financial aid programs.
Closer to home, several New Hampshire colleges are stepping up with their own tuition-free programs. Here’s a look at the institutions offering free or discounted tuition based on family income:
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