School funding litigation heads to Supreme Court; attorneys push for two justices' recusal
Judges' impartiality 'reasonably questioned' as litigation moves forward surrounding SWEPT allocations, adequate education funding
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‘Collective humanitarianism’ marks donations to Common Man’s Ukraine relief effort
Partnership with outdoor gear company NEMO sparks journey of sleeping bags, donations to Ukrainian children and families in need
U.S. House votes to ban TikTok unless it is sold by China-controlled parent
President Joe Biden is expected to sign the measure if Senate approves it
ConVal’s attorney determines that towns would get first crack at closed schools
State law grants charter schools the right of first refusal on unused school district buildings
Gorham ATV case before Supreme Court on March 28
Plaintiffs argue use of the trail was an 'unconstitutional' taking of their rights as property owners
Stratham Select Board challenges ZBA decision to allow 59 condos on Stoney Brook Lane
Select Board requests reconsideration from Zoning Board to allow single-family housing in a commercial zone for the project at 13-15 Stoney Brook Lane
As lawmakers eye statewide housing solutions, local control remains a barrier
Legislation makes way for 'mixed-use' housing, allowing developers to increase number of housing units by opening new areas
NHDOT gets feedback on dangerous portion of South Willow Street
NHDOT project aims to renovate the intersection of Sheffield Road, South Willow Street/NH Route 28 due to significant number of car crashes
Company whose proposed asphalt plant was rejected by Nashua fights on in court
Newport Construction Corp. is continuing its effort in Hillsborough County Superior Court to build an asphalt plant at 145-147 Temple St. in Nashua
A guide to New Hampshire’s new data privacy rights
Senate Bill 255 goes into effect January 2025, giving residents greater controls over how their data is used by businesses
