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Committee kills bill that would have ended water fluoridation in N.H.
An Epsom state rep wants to make superintendents elected officials. Some people have concerns.
New Hampshire Film Festival receives Academy Award qualifying status in third category
Wedding Guide: Creative cocktails add a personalized spin to traditional wedding beverages
Bow, CBNA post highlight moments amid altered schedule at state swim championships
What to look for in the State House this week
High schools: Concord’s Christie 8th at ski jump state championship, Belmont boys hoops lock top seed, MV girls hand Derryfield 1st loss; plus more basketball and hockey from this weekend
City council, school board agree work on Memorial Field best done before Rundlett rebuild
As leaders from the Concord School District and city government prepare to convene on the future of Memorial Field, some mutual agreement has emerged that the project ought to move forward sooner rather than later.
Want your dog at your wedding? Here’s what you need to know
For many couples, a wedding isn’t complete without those they love most — family, friends, and increasingly often, their four-legged best friends. Including a beloved pet on the big day can feel just as important as finding the perfect dress or booking the dream venue.
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Federal agents checking on immigration status of workers at Concord restaurant
DCYF says it doesn’t have enough money in its budget to let federal benefits flow to NH foster families
Inside EFAs: From books to skiing, here’s how homeschooling families spend their Education Freedom Account dollars
As new head of American Dental Association, Concord oral surgeon faces a lot of issues
Ayotte’s budget has $15 million to do something – upgrade? replace? enlarge? – to Cannon Mountain’s aerial tram
Restoration of Flying Yankee train to begin
Editors Picks
Mocktails on Main Street: A fun exploration of downtown non-alcoholic drinks
See the data: Nation’s Report Card results a mixed bag for NH students
Hometown Hero: In Warner, Rebecca Courser celebrated 250
Creating change through kindness: Andrea Alexander’s Concord Kind Facebook group reshapes volunteerism
Sports
Alpine skiing: Kearsarge boys win D-III title, Hopkinton’s Chapin defends slalom crown
As head coach Bob Underhill puts it, “We have no rock stars, but they’re all stars.”
High schools: Concord, Brinity girls’ hockey continue win streaks, plus more results from Wednesday
Boys’ basketball: CCA outlasts Franklin, 64-50, to stay undefeated, spoil senior night
Alpine skiing: Worster fights through injury, Taylor wins GS title to lead Concord to 2nd in D-I
Alpine skiing: Hopkinton girls finish runner-up in D-III, Belmont’s Stevens defends slalom titleOpinion
Opinion: HB 524 would hurt parents, children and pediatric practices
Julie Kim, M.D., Ph.D, and Christine Arsnow, M.D., are, respectively, president and vice president of the New Hampshire American Academy of Pediatrics.
Opinion: Protecting birthright citizenship is truly American
Opinion: We need a dynamic opposition
Opinion: Action is needed to fix 340b for Granite State patients
Opinion: Can fairy tales have sinister motives?
Your Daily Puzzles
An approachable redesign to a classic. Explore our "hints."
A quick daily flip. Finally, someone cracked the code on digital jigsaw puzzles.
Chess but with chaos: Every day is a unique, wacky board.
Word search but as a strategy game. Clearing the board feels really good.
Align the letters in just the right way to spell a word. And then more words.
Politics
Bipartisan NHouse vote kills right-to-work bill
As the results flashed on the House of Representatives screens – solidifying a vote to kill a bill that would’ve made New Hampshire a “right-to-work” state – union members and legislators alike erupted in applause.
House Republicans seek to dismantle state DEI offices, programs in New Hampshire 
What to look for in the State House this week
With Canadian trade and rising prices at risk, Ayotte hopes Trump’s tariffs won’t come to pass
Hundreds rally against Trump agenda at NH state house
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Arts & Life
Horror Fiction Fest and Poetry Society open mic at Gibson’s next week
Two exciting events will take place at Gibson’s Bookstore in Concord next week.
Love and chocolate: a look inside Granite State Candy Shoppe
Postponed: Pembroke Town Library hosts Civil War monument presentation
Art of Azalea Park: Henniker students draw inspiration from nature in exhibit at Tucker Free Library
Concord Garden Club announces Art & Bloom awardees
Obituaries
John J. Michael
Loudon, NH - John J. Michael, 70, of Loudon, NH, passed away of natural causes on January 20, 2025, on the property he lovingly called "Michael Mountain". He and his wife spent many years of hard work and dedication transforming the woo... remainder of obit for John J. Michael
Louis W. Brissette
Bow, NH - Louis Wilfred Brissette, 85, died February 12, 2025, surrounded by his family at his home in Bow, NH. He was born on September 23, 1939, near the shores of Lake Champlain in the city of Burlington, VT, the son of Wilfred Briss... remainder of obit for Louis W. Brissette
Richard Joseph Gibbons
Contoocook, NH - Richard Joseph Gibbons Sr., age 71, passed away on February 11, 2025, at home. He was born on March 10, 1953, in Waltham, MA, the son of the late Robert and Margaret Gibbons. He was a 1972 graduate of Waltham High Scho... remainder of obit for Richard Joseph Gibbons
Arthur Nutter Sr.
Arthur Nutter, Sr. Northwood, NH - Arthur M. Nutter, Sr., 96, of Northwood, passed away in his home surrounded by family on Wednesday, February 12, 2025. He was born in Pittsfield on December 7, 1928, son of the late Charles H. and Lill... remainder of obit for Arthur Nutter Sr.
