NH public schools get a reprieve from instituting the recently passed DEI restrictions.
Voucher Families Doubled Since July
The Truth About Vouchers
Game-Changing Win for Public Education
After decades of inadequate funding for public education in New Hampshire, the state Supreme Court has told the state legislature to step up and do its job as outlined in the NH Constitution. This is a major win for property tax payers who have for too long taken up the funding slack that the state legislature foisted upon its citizens.
Leaving Working Families Behind
Public Schools are Political Battlegrounds
School Voucher Program is Now Universal
Rye Turns Out To Support Its Library
Greenland Remembers Ona Marie Judge Staines
The Portsmouth Black Heritage Trail and the Greenland, NH Historical Society joined to honor the legacy of Ona Marie Judge Staines a slave owned by George and Martha Washington who heroically escaped her owners and settled in Greenland, NH where she died in 1848. The accompanying text was delivered in a speech by Dennis Malloy to the NH House of Representatives and placed in the permanent Journal on May 1, 2025.
Why Are Your Property Taxes Going Up?
When the Republican lead NH Legislature cuts taxes and services, the local towns have to pick up the pieces, meaning higher property taxes and more stress on local services. That’s what the 2026-2027 majority budget is proposing. The Democrats are fighting hard to prevent this by offering our plan for A Better Budget.
After years of Republican tax cuts, property tax payers in NH will feel the pain of increasing property taxes.