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There's A Building With Condos For Sale In New Hampshire

This is something Tony was telling me about the other day

Across State Articles Should Backfill Newsletters, No?

If an article is published on across state and there's nothing on the patch use it

Police In MA, NH, And ME Search For Accused Armed Kidnapping Suspect

Three states are searching for Peter Curtis, who police say is considered to be armed and dangerous, and shouldn't be approached.

Sununu Administration Spars With Feds Over Unemployment Numbers

Officials: Some claimants of benefits were counted twice by the Department of Labor after NH ended its participation in the pandemic plan.

New Hampshire's Medicinal Marijuana Industry Has Stabilized; But Barriers To Growth Remain

5 years after therapeutic cannabis dispensaries opened in NH, patients have grown from about 2,000 in 2016 to just under 12,000 in May 2021.

'The Perfect Storm': Housing Shortage Pinches The Upper Valley

Of the 800 registered rental units in Hanover, 500 to 550 are occupied by Dartmouth undergraduate students living off-campus.

Wormald: A Return To Union Cemetery

English daisies are best enjoyed when close enough to see them for what they are — but not so close that you can crush them in a misstep.

Sununu Gets His Paid Family Leave Plan, But Some See Pitfalls In The Program

On paper, the benefits are similar to those pushed by Democrats. The difference? People must opt-in and there is no payroll tax to fund it.

Interest In Local Food Doesn't Always Mean More Sales For Farmers In New Hampshire

Local food producers have to compete with the convenience of grocery stores that gather all of those products under one roof.

Witt: Turning NH Public Schools Into Mortuaries Of Free Speech

A former communication professor says, Granite Staters have always been free to talk about sensitive topics. No longer.

Bellafant: 603 Legal Aid Is A 'Transformative Change' In Accessing Justice In Civil Cases

On July 4th, reflect on some of the core fundamental values that bring Americans together — the pursuit of life, liberty, justice for all.

As Health Care Workforce Shortage Persists, Employers Boost Incentives

It's a good time to be looking for a job in health care.

U.S. House backs North Atlantic Rail

$105 billion plan would create high-speed/high-performance New England/NY rail network

Hahn-Burkett: The Intrusion Of The Party Claiming To Corner The Market On Freedom

In this column, the writer says, the New Hampshire Republican Party would have you believe that they have just done you a solid.

Community Mental Health Centers On The Precipice Of A 'Transformational' Moment

The 10 contracts total $52.4M; some centers would get 50% more than what they get now from the Department of Health and Human Services.

Wormald: Aliens, Viruses, And Independence Day

The writer says, 25 ago Saturday, the world came together to repel an alien attack. Well, not actually — but maybe in the future?

State System For Background Checks Divides NH Gun Advocates

SB 141 is heading to Gov. Chris Sununu's desk. It will scrap the state's Gun Line check system and replace it with the federal NICS.

Farmers' Markets Welcome Back Old Friends And New Customers

New Hampshire’s farmers’ markets are back in full bloom after a disastrous COVID-19 summer in 2020.

Hruska: Why We Must Investigate The Events Of Jan. 6

The threat to our democracy from Jan. 6 is enduring and remains after the unprecedented insurrection on our nation's Capitol.

Will New Hampshire Finally Deliver On The Promise Of Cheaper Electricity?

Expensive electricity is not a new problem in NH, ranking 8th for the most expensive average retail price of electricity for residences.

Shaheen Seeks Federal Help In Replacing Money For Reproductive Health Care In NH

In a virtual roundtable with several health care providers, U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen said she was concerned about the 2-year state budget.

Democrats Argue State Has More Pressing Needs Than Compensating Victims Of FRM Fraud

This year's budget includes $10 million across two years for victims of the Financial Resources Mortgage Ponzi scheme.

Young: The Consequences Of A Ban On Abortions At 24 Weeks

A former ob-gyn pens this opinion piece, in the form of a letter to Gov. Chris Sununu.

‘We Are Becoming Grayer’: New Hampshire’s Shrinking Birth Rates And Shuttered Schools Offer Preview For The Nation

As birth rates slip in New Hampshire and other states across the country, K-12 schools are seeing an erosion in their enrollment numbers.

Federal Funding Lost To Abortion 'Gag Rule' Jeopardizes Routine Reproductive Care For Thousands

Republicans oppose $1.2 million in stopgap funding for family planning centers to replace money lost during the Trump administration.

Claflin: Local Election Officials Shaped Changes To The For The People Act

In this opinion piece, the Concord elections official says she is dismayed at the avalanche of misinformation about the proposal.

Happy Birthday New Hampshire

Happy 233rd Birthday, New Hampshire

YMCA of Greater Nashua Hiring Aquatics Director

If you enjoy being around the water; teaching, lifeguarding and helping swimmers of all ages build confidence, this job could be for you!

Proposal To Remove Ultrasound Requirement From Abortion Ban Legislation Rejected

Republican House and Senate negotiators declined to remove a proposal requiring ultrasounds before abortions in New Hampshire.

Hruska: The State Of Privacy In New Hampshire

The writer says, when she moved here, one of the first things I was told was NH cared about privacy — but now things have changed.

Friedman: 'Divisive Concepts' Bill Finds No Basis In Equal Protection

A constitutional professor says there are reasons to support the divisive concepts proposal but the clause is not one of them.

How Many Families Would Use 'Education Savings Accounts'? It's Hard To Say

Education savings accounts or vouchers in New Hampshire are closer than ever to reality.

Hahn-Burkett: Will We Return To Public Life As Before, Or Can We Do Better?

The writer says, thinking back to March 2020 when the pandemic started, we knew little — as the uncertain and unknown stretched before us.

Medical Experts Challenge Lawmakers' Thinking On Abortion Ban

Some call the 24-week abortion ban heading to Gov. Chris Sununu's desk medically dangerous; in some cases, a fetus can't live on its own.

Budget Negotiators Reach Agreement On Elements Of Policy Bill, Including Abortion Ban

House and Senate budget negotiators look set to move ahead on a provision to ban abortions in New Hampshire after 24 weeks, other bills.

45 Bills To Be Taken Up During 'Committee Of Conference' Process

They started with 773 bills in January. They passed 207, killed 147, retained 189, re-referred 42, and tabled dozens more.

Happy Father's Day To Charlie Boucher

Across New Hampshire Patch is celebrating Father's Day 2021 by sharing father-daughter or father-son photos and messages of love.

In Long-Term Care Settings, Reliable Statistics On Staff Vaccinations Elusive

Statistics make plain why vaccinating long-term care health workers is critical.