Governor Robert P. Bass led a landmark Progressive movement in New Hampshire in 1911 to dismantle the political monopoly held by the Boston & Maine Railroad. His executive leadership resulted…
The 1975 New Hampshire Senate election dispute between Louis Wyman and John Durkin created a months-long constitutional crisis over the U.S. Senate's power to judge its own elections. The vacancy…
In 1977, New Hampshire Governor Meldrim Thomson Jr. exercised significant executive power to suppress anti-nuclear protests at the Seabrook Station site. This event in the United States highlighted the tension…
The Ammonoosuc Community Health Services clinic in Franconia, N.H., closed last month after leaders said Medicaid funding reductions and other federal policy changes squeezed the network’s budget. Roughly 1,400 patients,…
