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State, hospitals disagree on how long it will take to end ‘ER boarding’ in New Hampshire
04-26-2023 1:34 PM

By PAUL CUNO-BOOTH 

State officials say they will need up to two years to fully eliminate wait times for inpatient mental health treatment, after a federal judge ruled New Hampshire must stop holding patients in psychiatric distress inside emergency rooms.A group of...


NH town files complaint against Eversource over community power
04-18-2023 3:26 PM

By MARA HOPLAMAZIAN

The town of Harrisville, N.H., has filed a complaint at the Public Utilities Commission against Eversource, saying the utility company has violated disclosure requirements in the state’s community power law.Harrisville is starting a community power...


How parental rights debate is playing out in NH
03-23-2023 6:03 PM

By SARAH GIBSON

Republicans across the country are rallying around efforts to enshrine “parental rights” into state and federal law. In Congress, a GOP-backed measure would give parents the right to inspect all curriculum in school, speak at school board meetings,...


Pandemic has been especially hard on girls
03-13-2023 6:16 PM

By PAUL CUNO-BOOTH

Like so many others of its kind, the Circle Program — a summer camp and mentorship program for girls in the greater Concord and Lakes Region area — was closed in 2020.When it partially reopened the following summer, Executive Director Beth Dever...


RFK Jr. tells NH crowd he’s considering a presidential run
03-06-2023 2:27 PM

By JOSH ROGERS

During a visit to St. Anselm College on Friday, environmental activist and vaccine skeptic Robert Kennedy Jr. told a capacity crowd that he’s considering a presidential run.“I’m thinking about it, and I’ve passed the biggest hurdle, which is my wife...


Three years later, New Hampshire’s still feeling the effects of the COVID pandemic
03-03-2023 11:48 AM

 By PAUL CUNO-BOOTH

It’s been three years since New Hampshire officials announced the state’s first confirmed case of COVID-19.While the virus hasn’t gone away, the pandemic now looks starkly different than it did in March 2020 — when the governor declared a state of...


Judge: Psychiatric patients can’t be held in emergency rooms
02-28-2023 7:03 PM

By PAUL CUNO-BOOTH

New Hampshire’s practice of temporarily boarding mental health patients in hospital emergency departments is an illegal seizure of the hospitals’ property that disrupts care for other patients in need, a federal judge has ruled.In an order issued Feb....


Overdose prevention van aims to distribute supplies
02-28-2023 6:48 PM

By PAUL CUNO-BOOTH

As drug deaths rise in New Hampshire, a new mobile service aims to make it easier for people to get life-saving supplies like the overdose-reversal medication naloxone.The New Hampshire Harm Reduction Coalition recently launched what it’s calling its...


Trump planning NH visit Saturday
01-24-2023 12:38 PM

By JOSH ROGERS

Former President Donald Trump is returning to New Hampshire Saturday to speak at the New Hampshire Republican Party’s annual meeting in Salem. It will be his first visit to the state — and one of his first major campaign appearances at all — since he...


Catholic Medical Center hires outside firm to review its handling of a former cardiac surgeon
10-14-2022 7:18 PM

By TODD BOOKMAN

Catholic Medical Center has hired an outside law firm with experience in the healthcare industry to review its cardiac surgery unit, following a Boston Globe Spotlight investigation that raised concerns about a former CMC surgeon with one of the...

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