State appeals federal court order striking down ‘divisive concepts’ law
Appeal comes two months after a federal court judge ruled that the 2021 law was “unconstitutionally vague,” a characterization that AG John Formella argues was an overstep
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Disbarred Portsmouth lawyer Justin Nadeau charged with stealing from injured client
AG announced Nadeau charged with theft by deception, forgery, falsifying physical evidence, and financial exploitation of an elderly, disabled or impaired adult
Appeals court blocks Title IX rule protecting LGBTQ kids, reversing Alabama federal judge
The administration’s rule, which seeks to extend federal discrimination protections for LGBTQ students, has been met with GOP pushback since being announced by the Department of Education in April
Before Sanborn’s casino, developers looked to put housing on East Concord site
To Concord Mayor, losing potential housing to a casino development was not an outcome he favored
5 potential buyers submit offers for State School property
Charlie Arlinghaus told Gov. Sununu, Executive Council at meeting of offers to buy property, but it will take time to learn more
Gubernatorial candidates on the housing crisis: root causes and resolutions vary
New Hampshire needs 60,000 more units by 2030 to meet demand as homelessness continues to rise
3 new homes proposed for Sagamore Ave. in Portsmouth
Green & Company to build 3-home subdivision at 550 Sagamore Avenue after demolishing home on the 1.4-acre property
Ioka theater makeover: New condos, ranging from $889K to $1.25M, hit the market in Exeter
Construction about '90% to 95% done' on mixed-use development featuring 8 condos at 55 Water Street
NH among states to share $450m in Climate Pollution Reduction Grants
Granite State joined other New England states in seeking $500m for incentives to apply for heat pump technology to apply single-family, multifamily residences
Twin States discuss health care access issues
Two events in the Upper Valley this week highlighted the challenges facing rural health care systems in the Twin States, along with a tentative step forward in making that care sustainable.
