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4 New Hampshire Lottery Scratch Tickets Worth $11 Million in Prizes
Here in New Hampshire, we love to play the lottery, especially scratch tickets. Even me, who admittedly, doesn't play the lottery often, gets a thrill from finding a coin to uncover what prize could be won instantaneously. This is "change your life" money, we're talking about here. The New Hampshire...
The primaries in the country’s largest state house
Welcome to the Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2024 Brew. Here’s what’s in store for you as you start your day:. New Hampshire has fewer state legislative primaries as national committees target state. Incumbent George Gascón and Nathan Hochman are running in the general election for Los Angeles County District...
NH races for governor, Congress get heated and personal: What voters need to know
With under a week to go until the New Hampshire state primary, the races for governor and Congress are getting heated. According to polls out of St. Anselm and the University of New Hampshire, former U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte holds a large lead over former state Senate President Chuck Morse in the Republican primary for governor. But the Democratic primary is much closer with former mayor of Manchester Joyce Craig holding a slight lead over Executive Councilor Cinde Warmington....
Democrats call for deeper audit of NH Education Freedom Accounts
In five cases, families approved for an Education Freedom Account did not present sufficient documentation that they lived in New Hampshire, according to a Department of Education review. In two cases, families were found to be above the income limit when factoring in their total gross income — which the program administrators did not do. ...
Slots and new rules for charities: Commission weighs changes to charitable gaming
The approximately 800 charities that collected $31.2 million in casino revenue last year may see legislative changes that could leave some with less money and give others their first chance at gaming proceeds. That’s not the only aspect of the state’s charitable gaming industry lawmakers may be asked to reconsider next year. The New Hampshire […]
In-migration is driving New Hampshire’s growing and changing population
New Hampshire’s population size and shifting demographics have undergone several key trends during the past decade. Although the state’s population has continued to grow and diversify, more than 210,000 residents will be reaching traditional retirement age in the coming decade. Changes in New Hampshire’s population provide valuable insights into how the economy may evolve, as […]
Christa McAuliffe statue unveiled on NH State House lawn
A new statue on the New Hampshire State House lawn in Concord commemorates the life of NASA astronaut and beloved teacher Christa McAuliffe. Throughout speeches before the statue’s unveiling Monday, McAuliffe was remembered as a caring, inspiring teacher who was committed to her students’ success. McAuliffe was chosen out of 11,000 applicants to teach...
New Hampshire Fish and Game to have its first female executive director
New Hampshire will have a woman leading Fish and Game for the first time in the department’s history. The state Executive Council on Friday unanimously confirmed Stephanie Simek of Olympia, Washington. Simek has 30 years of natural resource experience and has spent the past decade working in Washington state agencies. Gov. Chris Sununu nominated...
If You See Purple Paint in Maine, Leave Immediately
Be on the lookout—if you see vertical purple paint lines anywhere in our Pine Tree State, you might be breaking the law. Not only could you be breaking the law, but you could also be in danger. This paint serves as a clear warning that you're not allowed to enter the area.
Wednesday Seacoast Roundup: Carberry, Dover volleyball rally past Winnacunnet
HAMPTON - Quinn Carberry had five aces and 28 assists as the Dover High School volleyball team opened its season with a 3-2 win over Winnacunnet on Wednesday in a Division I contest. Individual game scores were 25-14, 23-25, 17-25, 25-12, 15-8, ...
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