Accuracy of schools' bullying reports questioned in wake of student's suicide
As told by schools' self-reported statistics, the story of bullying in NH's public schools is one of progress. But advocates and state officials say those numbers belie the reality for Skylar...
Team-building exercise at the Granite State Games
The Coastal girls' soccer team might wear orange at the Granite State Games, but it carries a background filled with blue and white.
Mike Cote's Business Editor's Notebook: Bringing high-end training to the workplace
A Milford company that expects to add 85 jobs after it completes a $50 million expansion project is working hard to keep the workers it already has and help them expand their skill sets.
Editorials
Neal Kurk's decision: Fiscal hawk has been NH friend
State Rep. Neal Kurk of Weare is not running for reelection this year. That is very much a loss not only for his constituents but for all New Hampshire.
>The Take Your Daughter to Jail Act
If you ever wanted to commit a federal crime, be sure to take along a kid as your "Get Out Of Jail Free" card.
Listening to the Pope: Francis has a lot to say
We were pleased to see so many people paying attention to the words of Pope Francis last week.
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Paul Feely's City Hall: Former union head calls police 'chief days' fraud, abuse of power
Chief days are the apparent long-standing practice where Manchester chiefs rewarded officers with a paid day off that isn't counted toward earned vacation time.