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America 250: Matthew ThorntonIrish-born physician and patriot Matthew Thornton represented New Hampshire and signed the ...
06/19/2026

America 250: Matthew Thornton
Irish-born physician and patriot Matthew Thornton represented New Hampshire and signed the Declaration of Independence. He served in New Hampshire’s revolutionary government, helped draft the state’s first constitution, and later served as a judge and state representative and senator.

06/17/2026

The New Hampshire House recognizes Rep. James Spillane and the members of the Working Group on Terrestrial Invasive Plant Species for their work on a final report outlining practical steps to address invasive plants across the state. Read the full report here:

America 250: John LangdonA merchant, patriot, and statesman from Portsmouth, John Langdon served in the Continental Cong...
06/17/2026

America 250: John Langdon
A merchant, patriot, and statesman from Portsmouth, John Langdon served in the Continental Congress, signed the United States Constitution, became one of New Hampshire’s first U.S. Senators, and later served as Governor of New Hampshire. Langdon’s leadership left a lasting mark on both our state and our country.

The 1873 portrait of Governor Benning Wentworth, painted by U.D. Tenney, based on Joseph Blackburn’s 1760 original, is b...
06/15/2026

The 1873 portrait of Governor Benning Wentworth, painted by U.D. Tenney, based on Joseph Blackburn’s 1760 original, is being restored after a gash was found in the painting. Martha Cox of Great Works Restoration is leading the work, with funding approved by the Joint Legislative Historical Committee.

America 250: Colonel Alexander ScammellColonel Alexander Scammell served as George Washington’s aide-de-camp and later c...
06/15/2026

America 250: Colonel Alexander Scammell
Colonel Alexander Scammell served as George Washington’s aide-de-camp and later commanded troops during the fight for independence. Remembered for his bravery and leadership, he gave his life during the Yorktown campaign.

I wish everyone heading to Laconia for Motorcycle Week a safe and enjoyable ride. Look out for one another, ride respons...
06/12/2026

I wish everyone heading to Laconia for Motorcycle Week a safe and enjoyable ride. Look out for one another, ride responsibly, and keep the shiny side up! - Speaker Sherman Packard

America 250: General John Stark"Live Free or Die." Born in Londonderry, New Hampshire, General John Stark was one of the...
06/12/2026

America 250: General John Stark
"Live Free or Die." Born in Londonderry, New Hampshire, General John Stark was one of the Granite State's greatest Revolutionary War heroes. A veteran of the French and Indian War, Stark later led American forces to a decisive victory at the Battle of Bennington in 1777, helping turn the tide of the Revolution. His legacy lives on through New Hampshire's famous state motto: "Live Free or Die."

Congratulations to Representative John MacDonald of Wolfeboro on receiving the 2026 Reverend Sidney Lovett Memorial Awar...
06/11/2026

Congratulations to Representative John MacDonald of Wolfeboro on receiving the 2026 Reverend Sidney Lovett Memorial Award for Exemplary Lake Advocacy from NH LAKES.

A well-deserved recognition of his years of public service and dedication to protecting New Hampshire’s lakes, waterways, and natural resources.

WOLFEBORO—NH LAKES recently named Representative John MacDonald as the recipient of the 2026 Reverend Sidney Lovett Memorial Award for Exemplary Lake Advocacy. During N.H. Lakes annual Lakes Congress conference on

Today, Speaker Packard signed 63 enrolled bills passed by the New Hampshire House and Senate.Before legislation reaches ...
06/10/2026

Today, Speaker Packard signed 63 enrolled bills passed by the New Hampshire House and Senate.

Before legislation reaches the Governor's desk, it must complete the enrollment process, where the final text is reviewed and certified to ensure it accurately reflects what was approved by both chambers.

America 250: Josiah BartlettNew Hampshire’s Josiah Bartlett was the first delegate to vote for independence on July 4, 1...
06/10/2026

America 250: Josiah Bartlett

New Hampshire’s Josiah Bartlett was the first delegate to vote for independence on July 4, 1776, and the second signer of the Declaration of Independence. He later became the Granite State’s first called governor under its new constitution.

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