After two decades tending to the 45 mile stretch of the river that has been his homebase in Massachusetts, Morrison hopes to connect with people in New Hampshire to join him on his mission.
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services ended covid-era public health funding to Nashua effective on March 24.
Andrew Chisholm the President of NHMPA reports that this year’s Maple Sugar Weekend was a hit saying, “This maple weekend overall was a huge success. I have had maple producers reaching out to me after day one, expressing how satisfied they were with the volume of new customers, the turnout was excellent this year.”
HB 285, seeking to remove certain classes as requirements for an adequate education, was unanimously recommended as “Inexpedient to Legislate” by the House Education Policy and Administration Committee.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte gave her Budget Address for fiscal years 2026 and 2027 Thursday morning, with a focus on reducing spending and sending more funds to the local level.
A New Hampshire state report rings alarms for the lead poisoning crisis, with 1,142 children poisoned by lead in 2023. This is the highest number of children poisoned since the state began requiring blood lead testing for 1- and 2-year-olds, and experts warn the real numbers could be even higher since many children are still not being tested.
NH Together – a project of the national nonprofit, The People – held the citizens assembly last summer to discuss how to ensure confidence in NH elections, reduce polarization, and improve political responsiveness and representation.
“I am grateful beyond measure to you, to my fellow citizens of the greatest state in the United States of America for placing what I think is really a sacred trust in me. It is humbling to be trusted with this responsibility.”
Under nearly perfect weather conditions for a fall day in New England, the jet touched down with little fanfare. Scattered around the tarmac were security folks and a few Air National Guardsmen. The Presidential motorcade was lined up along with a string of vans to carry the press pool.
New Hampshire’s congressional delegation and democratic leaders were on hand to greet the President. Senators Shaheen and Hassan, Congressmen Pappas and Kuster, former Governor John Lynch, and Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais were among the dignitaries and friends on hand to welcome President Biden.
With no fanfare and only his wife there to see him off, Matty Gregg began an epic project this morning. Starting on the Massachusetts border at the southern edge of the Pheasant Lane Mall in Nashua he ran the first steps of his 8 day 230 mile journey to help fight hunger in New Hampshire.
He is running the equivalent of a marathon a day to reach the Canadian border in Pittsburg NH to raise awareness of food insecurity in NH and to raise funds for NH Hunger Solutions (NHHS). This is a man on a mission.