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From slavery to female political leaders, New Hampshire has long been a regional outlier — for better or worse (opens the original)
From slavery to female political leaders, New Hampshire has long been a regional outlier — for better or worse - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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New Hampshire stood out earlier this summer as the only New England state to send a display to Washington D.C. for the Great American State Fair, the product of Trump-backed public-private partnership Freedom 250. It was far from the only occasion where the Granite State behaved like a regional black sheep. Long before the first-in-the-nation primary, New Hampshire was first in the nation to lower Britain’s flag in 1774. During a raid of provincial gunpowder at Fort William and Mary, New Hampshi
'We can really be a movement': Karishma Manzur, Exeter scientist running for Senate, bets on populist ideals and rejecting corporate donations - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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After two decades spent developing treatments for neurological diseases, Karishma Manzur still felt like she wasn’t doing enough to help people. Manzur spent her childhood in the wake of a war in Bangladesh that killed several family members. When her father was assassinated, and she was arrested, along with her siblings and her mother, she was only seven years old. Arriving as refugees in Massachusetts, the family survived on incomes earned at a minimum wage of $4.25 an hour. Her platform as a
Andover and Loudon libraries receive boost for book purchases, children's literacy programming - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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Young bookworms in Andover and Loudon can soon enjoy newly stocked bookshelves at their local libraries. Thanks to a Rural Library Grant from the Children’s Literacy Foundation, public libraries in the two towns will receive roughly $8,000 in books, programming funds and other merchandise ahead of the 2026-2027 school year. For Maxfield Public Library in Loudon, the grant comes at a critical time. Recently, the staff sorted through the children’s collection, discarding battered books, rarely-che
Bishop Brady welcomes new principal Dr. Benjamin Horton - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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Before Dr. Benjamin Horton faced dozens of parents, students and faculty at Bishop Brady’s meet-the-principal event on Wednesday night, he sat in his office — which he has not yet finished unpacking — and thought about the future. “This place is going to just take off and really thrive,” he said. “I have energy. I have a lot of ideas.” The New Hampshire native is no stranger to Catholic schools: he has attended four different ones in his life. Under the Diocese of Manchester, he attended St. Cat
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