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Meet the finalists for 2025 NH teacher of the year
Four teachers have been named finalists for the 2025 New Hampshire teacher of the year award.
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Local Heroes: How Our Olympians Fared in This Year’s Games
While we watched and took in all the emotion with the athletes, there are some New England natives who left an indelible mark and rose to fame on social media—not just for their medals. Here are the highlights:
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Americans don’t know how to party, Trinidad native says
26 years in America, and cultural differences still get the best of this Trinidadian native.
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New data shows just how little single moms make compared to other parents
As many as 28 percent of single moms live in poverty. Here’s what you need to know about the wage gap for single moms.
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Can you book Jonathan Knight’s NH cottage from ‘Farmhouse Fixer’?
Here’s some information about Jonathon Knight and his New Hampshire cottage featured in “Farmhouse Fixer,” plus 11 others you can stay in.
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What to know about August’s Full Blue Moon, the first Supermoon of the year
Discover everything you need to know about August’s Full Blue Moon, the first Supermoon of 2024.
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These New Hampshire towns are competing to use the cleanest energy
With community power plans offer cheaper electric rates than major utilities, Seacoast communities are now competing to see who can support the most clean energy.
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Sununu will let parents pull students from classes if gender, sexual orientation mentioned
A New Hampshire law will now require teachers to send parents a two week notice before teaching any LGBTQ+ related topics in public school.
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After Gov. Sununu bans trans care for minors, this NH native shares her transition story
Here’s what it was like for a kid to have the support of her mother and her medical team as she went through gender-affirming care in New Hampshire.
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Planned Parenthood of New England projected to face multi-million dollar deficit
Planned Parenthood of Northern New England (PPNNE) is in dire straits, with an estimated financial deficit of $8.6 million over the next three years.
