MANCHESTER — For over a century, Temple Adath Yeshurun, also known as TAY, has been a gathering place for the Queen City’s Jewish community. With the Jewish High Holidays about to commence, that continues to be the case as TAY seeks to blend tradition with new updates intended to enhance its community’s spiritual experience.
Two beams are being projected from the Mount Washington summit to honor the 25th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks this weekend, but local conservationists are worried the memorial could hurt migrating birds.
Incumbent Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander, a Democrat, and Lily Tang Williams, a Republican, secured nominations from their respective parties on Tuesday in the race to represent New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District.
Gasoline prices in New Hampshire rose a full 7.1 cents per gallon in the past week as summer ended and are more than $1 a gallon higher than they were a year ago, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 875 stations in the state.
Ryan Piccirillo stood behind a podium and looked over a crowd of people firmly sat in plush red pews — all eyes on him. The walls on either side of him have depictions of Jesus in intricate stained glass artwork.
WOLFEBORO — The fate of Wolfeboro’s historic Libby Museum remains unsettled despite months of discussion and a proposed demolition date that puts a ticking clock on the building’s future. A vote on the Libby is expected to take place when selectmen meet Wednesday.
On Sept. 8, Granite Staters will head to the polls to decide who will appear on the General Election ballot in November.
Data from the New Hampshire Supreme Court was accessed in a cybersecurity breach earlier this year.
As NH grapples with workforce shortages and one of the oldest populations in the nation, Stay Work Play NH is launching a new initiative designed to help interns see the Granite State as more than just a place to spend a summer.
YORK — A new documentary revisits how comedian Dane Cook — one of the biggest celebrities with ties to York — had $12 million stolen by his half‑brother, who owned a home at Short Sands Beach.
A lawsuit was filed Monday that seeks to prohibit the state from asking voters in the next two general elections whether they want to cap the amount their local school district can raise through property taxes.
LACONIA — The Granite State News Collaborative and The Laconia Daily Sun are accepting applications for the Fall 2026 Civic Documenters training program, preparing community members to cover local government meetings and expand public access to reliable local news.
The Democratic National Committee on Saturday approved by voice vote its lineup of six early primaries for the 2028 election cycle, kicking off with South Carolina and Nevada.
OSSIPEE — A Superior Court judge said he has “run out of patience” with discovery disputes and moved to close the record in a lawsuit brought by James Pietrangelo, denying a motion to reconsider and pushing the case toward summary judgment.
New Hampshire Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald remains on medical leave — with no forecasted return to the bench — according to a limited update released by the state judiciary late Thursday.
The picture for the Franklin School Board looked bleak after Monday’s city council meeting.
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