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Two Foreign Companies Open Facilities in NH in June
Marian McCord, center, senior vice provost for research, economic engagement and outreach at UNH with Byron Kennedy, CEO, left, and Steven Camilleri, CTO of SPEE3D at the ribbon cutting. Above, right: a technician using a SPEE3D machine (Courtesy of SPEE3D) When a foreign company decides where to lay down roots...
Political ideology drives New Hampshire voters' choices, poll finds
MANCHESTER, N.H. — A new Saint Anselm College poll highlights the issues influencing New Hampshire voters’ decisions in choosing political candidates. The poll cited a wide range of issues, with factors like political ideology playing a major role in determining which one’s voters consider most important. More...
Sununu: Trump can win if he ‘stays professional,’ ‘focuses’
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu (R) said Thursday that former President Trump can win the upcoming presidential race against Vice President Harris if he “stays professional” and focused. “In September and October, the cost of living is going to be a very real issue in this campaign, a very real issue for Americans, as long…
Hurricane Ernesto is Gaining Strength: How Will It Affect Maine, New Hampshire, & Massachusetts?
Until recently, New England rarely had to worry about tropical storms and hurricanes. Over the last few years, we have seen that change, though. In September 2023, we had to deal with a pair of back-to-back storms. While those storms had lost much of their strength by the time they reached New England, they did hit us within days of each other. And after dealing with Debby last weekend, we are getting ready to deal with Ernesto this weekend.
'Food stamps don’t hack it:' Coös County residents experience highest rates of food insecurity in NH
This story is part of a series on NHPR's Morning Edition in which we explore how people are addressing food insecurity in New Hampshire. Tell us your thoughts on local food access at voices@nhpr.org. It’s a bright Saturday afternoon, and people are lined up inside the fire station on main...
VJ Day and Moving on: Reflections from New Hampshire | August 15, 2024
Late Morning, Thursday, August 15, 2024, Madison, New Hampshire. It’s a chilly, grey, and gloomy late summer day here in what’s currently my part of New England. Right now, it’s 67°F (20°C) with cloudy skies. Supposedly, it feels warmer—about 76°F (25°C). There’s some light rain expected later today, with a high of 71°F (22°C), and it’s supposed to drop to 60°F (16°C) tonight.
Racial profiling ban, AI guardrails, trespass signs: Bill signings you may have missed
As the State House voting chambers lie empty this summer, Gov. Chris Sununu’s desk has been flooded. Hundreds of bills passed by lawmakers in late spring have circulated from the Office of Legislative Services to the Secretary of State’s Office to the House speaker, the Senate president, and finally over to Sununu, who has signed the majority that have reached him. Some signings, such as a group of bills in July limiting transgender rights in the state, have attracted...
Maine Law Firm Vets YDC Abuse Claims and Paid From Same Victims’ Settlement Fund
The state is paying an out-of-state law firm to vet claims by victims who were abused as children while incarcerated at the Sununu Youth Services Center in Manchester – then called YDC – out of the same $160 million the legislature approved to compensate victims through the settlement fund.
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