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Roberta Baker

Roberta Baker

Author at The Union Leader at The New Hampshire Union Leader

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    Recent Articles

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    As school costs rise, NH weighs local control vs. consolidation

    New Hampshire education funding debates, which frequently devolve into partisan politics, center on how to increase school efficiency, eliminate excess and reduce school administration costs, which have outpaced inflation and grown significantly for decades. All of which put SAUs across the state under the microscope.
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    Are New Hampshire’s school administrative units bloated and officia...

    Superintendent salaries in New Hampshire — some topping $200,000 — have become a focal point in debates over rising education costs and local property taxes. State data shows dozens of SAU leaders earning at least $170,000, even as student enrollment declines.
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    Shooter kills one in the lobby of NH Hospital, then is shot by NH S...

    CONCORD — A shooter who opened fire in the lobby of New Hampshire Hospital on Friday killed one person and was shot and killed by a state police officer assigned
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    Amazon distribution center set to open in Tilton

    Amazon is expected to employ roughly 110 people at the distribution center, according to a study by the developer’s engineering firm. The expectation is that most of those jobs will
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    Development races on and near Bedford's South River Road

    Suburban Bedford, just west of Manchester, is a convenient and sought-after place to live with abundant shopping and easy access to Boston and the rest of New Hampshire.
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    250 years later, a Portsmouth tour brings American Revolution to life

    Twice a month, Jeff Thomson takes visitors on a tour highlighting Portsmouth before, during and after the American Revolution — including when President George Washington visited in the fall of
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    In older adults, loneliness can 'break. your heart, research shows

    Twice a month, Joanne and Ken Calder, retirees who live in Goffstown, each deliver groceries to four to eight homebound seniors, a service they’ve provided for the past 10 to
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    Mount Washington Observatory's WindCube beams lasers to map atmosph...

    From a distance, the Vaisala WindCube 200S might be mistaken for a small box-like refrigerator inexplicably standing in the forest at Bretton Woods.
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    What to know about doing your taxes for 2025

    A bill passed by Congress in 2025 created new tax deductions and boosted benefits for seniors. It ushered in no tax on tips, no tax on overtime and a deduction
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    Former Portsmouth police officer charged in alleged assault outside...

    Former Portsmouth police officer Aaron Goodwin turned himself in to New Hampshire State Police on Friday after a warrant was issued for his arrest in connection with an alleged assault
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    NH Winter: Feast or famine, spring skiing feels like a vacation

    After a winter of bitter cold, skiers across New Hampshire are embracing the softer, slower pace of spring conditions. At Gunstock Mountain and Bretton Woods, longtime enthusiasts and returning visitors alike are soaking up sunshine, longer days and the fleeting window before the season melts away.