When inmates need specialized treatment for complex mental health needs like gender dysphoria and delusional disorders or forensic risk evaluations, the choices are often limited and expensive: transport an inmate out of state to a specialist or bring the specialist to New Hampshire.
The first time Maureen Psaradelis suspected that artificial intelligence had infiltrated her high school English classroom came after an assignment about “The Great Gatsby.”
Just as tourists converge on New Hampshire to take up seasonal residence, another mammal will make summer homes in sought-after barns, attics, and church steeples across the state.
And as a bail commissioner, Anderson is one of 100 people in the state who can determine, at this hour in the night, whether the defendant can be released on bail or should be held in jail until a hearing.
Cursive and multiplication tables will be required teaching in New Hampshire schools next school year, after Gov Chris Sununu signed a bill Wednesday.
New Hampshire State Parks will hold job fairs around the state on May 6 for those looking for “stress-free, summer employment in the outdoors.”
It’s uncertain whether ServiceLink, the state’s overwhelmed one-stop resource center for aging and disability services, will get the nearly $3 million annual increase proposed in a bipartisan Senate bill.
Online poker is illegal in New Hampshire, and most of the rest of the United States. But many find ways to do it anyway, experts say.
For Wendy Santiago, moving her son out of the public school system didn’t feel like a luxury. It felt like a necessity.
The federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is moving forward with its exploration of offshore wind potential in the Gulf of Maine, announcing a public comment period that begins April 26 and lasts 45 days.
When inmates need specialized treatment for complex mental health needs like gender dysphoria and delusional disorders or forensic risk evaluations, the choices are often limited and expensive: transport an inmate out of state to a specialist or bring the specialist to New Hampshire.
The first time Maureen Psaradelis suspected that artificial intelligence had infiltrated her high school English classroom came after an assignment about “The Great Gatsby.”
Just as tourists converge on New Hampshire to take up seasonal residence, another mammal will make summer homes in sought-after barns, attics, and church steeples across the state.
And as a bail commissioner, Anderson is one of 100 people in the state who can determine, at this hour in the night, whether the defendant can be released on bail or should be held in jail until a hearing.
Cursive and multiplication tables will be required teaching in New Hampshire schools next school year, after Gov Chris Sununu signed a bill Wednesday.
New Hampshire State Parks will hold job fairs around the state on May 6 for those looking for “stress-free, summer employment in the outdoors.”
It’s uncertain whether ServiceLink, the state’s overwhelmed one-stop resource center for aging and disability services, will get the nearly $3 million annual increase proposed in a bipartisan Senate bill.
Online poker is illegal in New Hampshire, and most of the rest of the United States. But many find ways to do it anyway, experts say.
For Wendy Santiago, moving her son out of the public school system didn’t feel like a luxury. It felt like a necessity.
The federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is moving forward with its exploration of offshore wind potential in the Gulf of Maine, announcing a public comment period that begins April 26 and lasts 45 days.