Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 26th of August.
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🎓 Education
The Aviation Museum of NH is inviting proposals from school districts to host its high school student plane-building program for the 2027-28 school year.
Interested districts must apply by Thursday, Oct. 1 to join the innovative, taxpayer-funded partnership.
New research shows that property taxes fund 72% of public school costs in New Hampshire, meaning local taxpayers shoulder most education expenses.
Pending legislation may soon put a tax cap before voters, and officials say the move could affect funding for special education and other key school services.
🌲 Environment
The spotted lanternfly, an invasive pest, has been found in Salem.
The NH Department of Agriculture confirmed a small number and said teams will monitor its spread while asking residents to report sightings (a step to protect local farms).
🏛️ Government
John E. Sununu will not join WMUR's Granite State Debates next week — his opponent Scott Brown criticized the decision as unseemly to local traditions.
The debate series begins Monday at 8 p.m. featuring candidates in the congressional and Senate races.
🏥 Health
New Hampshire ranks sixth nationally in health care freedom as reforms to professional licensing and pharmacy scope and the new Right to Try law boost its standing.
The state has risen in rankings, highlighting efforts to improve access.
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