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THE GRANITE EAGLE

4 hours ago2 min read
New Hampshire House Republicans Advances Parental Bill of Rights Amid Partisan Debate
CONCORD, N.H. — House Bill 10, known as the “Parental Bill of Rights,” cleared a key hurdle this week, advancing out of the House...

3 days ago4 min read
The Right Angle: DEI is gone and it’s an honor to be here
For those I haven’t met, let me take a brief moment to introduce myself. My name is Chris Thompson and I was born and raised in New...

3 days ago3 min read
New Hampshire House Republicans Push to Ban Gender Surgeries and Puberty Blockers for Minors
NH House GOP in New Hampshire have introduced two bills aimed at restricting medical procedures related to gender transitions for minors.

5 days ago3 min read
3/2/25- The Week Ahead in Concord: Key Legislative Action
With both chambers meeting in full session on Thursday, this week will be pivotal in shaping state policy.

5 days ago3 min read
Audit Exposes Inefficiency, Overreach, and Taxpayer Burden at NH Human Rights Commission
Agency is reportedly “inefficient and ineffective in investigating complaints and closing cases in a timely manner.”


6 days ago2 min read
Positive Profile of the Week: Sal Lupoli - Leader in the Quest for Growth
A true visionary, Sal has repeatedly bet on himself throughout his life, turning bold ideas into reality.

6 days ago2 min read
Salem’s Quest for Growth: From Historic Roots to a Thriving Destination
Salem, New Hampshire, has a rich history that has shaped its transformation into one of the state's most vibrant communities.


Feb 273 min read
The Medicaid alarm is ringing
Even if immediate reductions in the rate of growth of Medicaid spending survive the current budget negotiations, changes have to come.

Feb 243 min read
Ayotte Starts Term With Strong Approval
DURHAM, N.H. – New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte enters her first term with majority approval among Granite Staters, but residents...


Feb 243 min read
Lawmakers Press Bill Barry on Immigration Enforcement Ahead of Sheriff’s Election
Lawmakers ask Hillsborough Country Sheriff candidate to clarify position on immigration enforcement


Feb 215 min read
Why NH might make limited social drinking legal in some public places
Old fashioned or martini in hand, you can legally step outside and stroll through the historic district. Not even Elliot Ness can stop you.


Feb 122 min read
Gov. Ayotte’s Budget Focuses on Public Safety While Democrats Sound Alarm on Potential Cuts
Governor Kelly Ayotte’s proposed state budget aims to strengthen public safety


Feb 116 min read
Universal EFAs’ cost from new private & homeschool students likely less than $20 million in Years 1 & 2
It costs taxpayers an average of $26,320 in total state, federal and local spending to educate a single student in the public schools.

Feb 72 min read
Town of the Week: Squeezing More Juice from Rochester: A City on the Rise
For years, Rochester, NH, like many former mill towns across New England, faced the challenge of reinvention.

Feb 72 min read
The Myth of Multitasking and Community Building
A Stanford University study found that heavy multitaskers struggle to filter out irrelevant information

Feb 72 min read
Revolution Taproom & Grill: A Community Staple in Rochester
A place to enjoy a craft beer and a great meal!


Feb 72 min read
NH Democrats Push Background Checks for Parents Who Homeschool Their Own Children with EFAs
A newly introduced bill by New Hampshire Democrats would require parents who homeschool their own children

Feb 72 min read
2/10/25 - The Week Ahead in Concord: Top 5 Biggest Events | Fights | Votes
1️⃣ Governor Ayotte’s Budget Address – Joint Convention (Feb. 13) 📌 Governor Kelly Ayotte delivers her first biennial budget proposal....


Feb 53 min read
Republicans, Nonprofits Condemn Democrat Legislation Redirecting Charity Gaming Revenue to State
CONCORD, N.H. — A legislative push by New Hampshire Democrats to redirect millions in charitable gaming revenue to the state’s coffers...

Jan 313 min read
New Tests Scores Show NH Student Performance Fell as Spending Soared
Granite State taxpayers have poured millions into new K-12 education spending. But student performance continues to lag.
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