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We asked, you answered: Have you considered leaving NH?
New Hampshire gained more residents than it lost to other states in 2024. About 48,700 people moved here from elsewhere in the US, while roughly 40,600 Granite Staters packed up and moved to another state. This week, we asked readers: Have you considered leaving New Hampshire? Why do you choose to stay?
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Ayotte co-headlines New Hampshire multimillionaire’s comeback after Epstein files scandal
The governor and the inventor hold the marquee slots at this week’s Freedom Summit in Manchester. Ayotte arrives with a fresh Epstein donor problem; Kamen returns to a big stage five months after resigning from the nonprofit he spent 37 years building. UPDATE: Gov. Kelly Ayotte cancelled her appearance at the tech conference last-minute, citing…
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Common Man Roadside sues over Hampton I‑95 liquor store land redevelopment bid
The owners of the Common Man Roadside are suing the New Hampshire Liquor Commission, alleging “irreparable harm” as the state continues its search for a lessee to redevelop land along Interstate 95.
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NH Dems want to know if Ayotte is making millions off the housing crisis
Ayotte left the board of directors of the world’s largest corporate landlord when she took the governor’s office. Whether she kept the shares is a question state disclosure law does not answer.
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Portsmouth celebrates $15M sound walls on I-95. Some say effect is limited
Portsmouth City and state officials — along with a group of Pannaway Manor residents — gathered Aug. 14 to celebrate the completed installation of sound barrier walls and privacy fencing along Interstate 95.
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Sununu campaigns with ex-cop suspended over conduct with 15-year-old high school student
The Republican Senate candidate posed for photos alongside Jon Stone, whose police disciplinary file detailed his conduct with a 15-year-old student and threats to massacre his own department, two years after Kelly Ayotte campaigned at the same Claremont gun shop.
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Trump-backed DiLorenzo runs against China. His newest endorser lobbies for it
Anthony DiLorenzo says he’ll stop China from stealing American technology and buying American land. His newest endorser is paid to lobby for a company on the Pentagon’s list of Chinese military firms.
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We asked, you answered: What political issue best explains how you vote?
We all have different reasons for casting our ballots the way we do. For some, it comes down to the economy. For others, it might be housing, healthcare, education, abortion, immigration, or another issue entirely. This week, we asked readers: What political issue best explains how you vote—and why?
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Celebrating Black Business Month in New Hampshire: The story of William Hobdy
William Hobdy was the first Black business owner in Derry. We’re celebrating his story for National Black Business Month.
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NH GOP dismantled Sununu Youth center oversight. Now they’re fighting a federal probe
Rep. Maggie Goodlander is asking the US Department of Justice to investigate the Sununu Youth Services Center after two watchdogs documented new abuse. The Republican officials dismissing her request have overseen the facility through decades of scandal, weakened its independent oversight, and produced state reviews that survivors and advocates say cleared the state of responsibility.
