Starting last week, and continuing into next week, local high school students will close one proverbial chapter of their lives, and flip the page on another, as they receive their high school diplomas. Thousands of local students will continue their education at colleges and universities in ...
Although one would logically think a policy like this already would exist, Gov. Chris Sununu on Monday signed an executive order exempting funeral processions from paying tolls on New Hampshire turnpikes. Executive Order 2022-05 immediately waives toll fees for funeral processions that pass ...
On Monday, the nation, our state and our community will take pause to remember those who have served our country so we can continue to enjoy our many freedoms. The Sunday Telegraph, too, takes pause to reflect on this all-important day and to recall some famous words: “I don’t have to ...
Last week, the Increasing Transparency In Generic Drug Applications Act of 2022 advanced through the Energy and Commerce Committee, as did the Restoring Hope for Mental Health and Well-Being Act and KIDS CARES Act. Both the Increasing Transparency In Generic Drug Applications Act and the KIDS ...
Last week, the New Hampshire Senate refused to approve the latest redistricting plan, instead opting to form a committee of conference to negotiate a compromise. The three Senate and four House appointees will have until May 19 to sign off on plan, with votes in both chambers by May ...
On Sunday, we take pause to celebrate and honor likely the most important person in each of our lives – our mothers. From infancy through adulthood, mothers always are there, taking care of us through childhood coughs and colds, kissing and bandaging our skinned knees, helping us with ...