Government

Political commentator Mike Belcher shared his views on European geopolitics and New Hampshire’s tax debates via social media posts dated June 10-11, 2026.

Rep. Michael Granger posted a series of tweets on June 10-11, 2026 urging voters to support Republican efforts in New Hampshire’s upcoming elections while warning against Democratic policies and highlighting…

Rep. Michael Granger used social media on June 11, 2026, to express views about New Hampshire’s political culture and electoral reforms including ranked choice voting.

Braelynne Jurius of Hannaford will present on the benefits of the Mediterranean Diet at an upcoming public event. The session covers how this lifestyle approach may improve health outcomes. No…

Rep. James Thibault used his Twitter account on June 9-10, 2026 to discuss New Hampshire history education priorities, credit state policy approaches for local achievements, and promote charitable giving during…

Rep. James Thibault posted several tweets between June 7 and June 9, focusing on religious themes, citizens’ legal rights under laws like FERPA and FOIA, and expressing pride in New…

Mike Belcher shared updates on his legislative activity in the New Hampshire House and ongoing campaign efforts via Twitter posts dated June 9, 2026.

Mike Belcher posted a series of tweets between June 7-8, 2026 discussing topics ranging from religious symbols and divine promises to his experiences with AI models and critiques of relativism.

A new Rotunda Exhibit in Laconia showcases the art of Erling Ingi Sævarsson. The display features works from his career as an illustrator and educator based in New England.

A new presentation announced by Laconia focuses on educating residents about common loon biology and conservation. The event covers threats facing loons during breeding season and ongoing recovery efforts led…

Rep. James Thibault posted several updates on June 4, 2026, including remarks about the governor’s visit to Franklin and reminders for student registration deadlines.

Rep. James Thibault used Twitter on June 3, 2026, to promote his campaign activities and publicly endorse fellow conservatives Joe Mitchell and Lisa.

Rep. James Thibault posted several statements on June 3, 2026 endorsing a colleague’s candidacy and emphasizing the need for prompt election results with voter ID requirements.

Rep. James Thibault announced his campaign for reelection to represent Franklin and Northfield in New Hampshire’s legislature via posts dated June 3, 2026.

Mike Belcher posted several tweets on June 1-2, 2026 discussing theological proofs related to Yahweh, requirements for military service concerning mental and physical health standards, and perspectives on money in…

Rep. James Thibault marked key developments in New Hampshire politics with three tweets on June 2, including anticipated election changes, recruitment initiatives in local counties, and recognition of the State…

Rep. James Thibault posted three times on June 2, reflecting on local education programs like WiCC, expressing support for judicial dissent led by Justice Thomas, and commenting on traditions at…

Rep. Michael Granger published three tweets on June 2, addressing issues from misinformation to gun rights and welcoming new members to his team.

Rep. Michael Granger posted on June 1, 2026 about the importance of gun rights in New Hampshire and reported incidents of campaign sign vandalism.

Mike Belcher posted several messages on May 31, 2026, discussing church attendance, social media algorithm issues, and perspectives on race-related orders.

Rep. James Thibault posted several tweets between May 30-31, 2026 addressing public health initiatives by HHS Secretary Kennedy in New Hampshire, expressing his appreciation for his home state, and raising…

Katy Peternel shared insights into recent legislative efforts via Twitter between May 29 and May 31, 2026.

U.S. Representative Donald McFarlane shared a series of pointed tweets between May 29 and May 31 criticizing Democratic rhetoric and questioning New Hampshire Democrats’ positions on voting rights and presidential…

Rep. Michael Granger used his Twitter account between May 28-30, 2026 to discuss topics including data privacy, judicial influence in New Hampshire politics, campaign fundraising, and criticism of Democratic positions…