New Hampshire schools could eventually receive millions of dollars more in state aid for costly special education services, under a new state law. But for districts, the assistance comes with a catch: a mountain of new paperwork. House Bill 1563, which Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed this month, broadens eligibility for New Hampshire’s special education aid […]
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WOLFEBORO — The Upcycled Fashion Show takes place Saturday, April 23 at the Wolfeboro Town Hall between 7-9 p.m. in the Great Hall. Tickets ar…
LACONIA — Lakes Region Community Services, not unlike so many other non-profits last year, was forced to cancel its signature fundraiser. This…
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