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Chandler Center Takes the Lead at SNHU to Encourage Students to Vote; Primary is Tuesday
As the historic 2024 presidential election draws closer, young people are beginning to find themselves grappling with the question of whether they should, or want to, vote. Many of them are either in college or working, and they may not find the time or energy to register to vote or even go to the polling tables. Maybe they don’t think that it matters, that their voices won’t be heard. But voting matters so much. This presidential election is so integral for the future of America, and as the younger generation inherits the country and the larger world, their voices will matter. And they need to take action to make sure that the older generation hears them.
New Hampshire’s Noah Kahan Quietly Raises Millions For Mental Health
At 27 years old, Noah Kahan isn't just known for being an incredible, award-winning musician selling out every concert. His philanthropic heart is on full display. While September is Suicide Prevention Month and May is Mental Health Awareness Month, it's so incredibly crucial that mental wellbeing always be in the spotlight and it is with Noah Kahan whether you actually know it or not.
Fact check: Sununu claims cyanobacteria are ‘not toxic’
While bloom notices piled up ahead of Labor Day weekend, Gov. Chris Sununu claimed at an Executive Council meeting held in Wakefield last week that cyanobacteria are “not toxic.” But scientists have found that cyanobacteria, especially blooms, frequently produce toxins. “This is not toxic. This does not kill people,” Sununu said to Robert Scott, commissioner […]
What the gubernatorial candidates have said – and not said – about housing
For Granite Staters, access to affordable housing is a matter of top importance. A June University of New Hampshire poll found 36 percent of respondents cited housing as the top issue facing the state, far above any other concern. New Hampshire housing prices have hit record highs, rental unit availability is far below what economists […]
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