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Recent Stories

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    A new federal study shows that parents struggling with addiction are losing custody of their children at a higher rate. The Âé¶¹app study shows that the number...
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    More New Hampshire children are being removed from their parents’ care, living with grandparents and other relatives, and being assessed by the state for abuse and neglect — all...
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    The burden of children tossed around by the opioid crisis is now more often falling upon grandparents and relatives, according to a new study released by the Carsey School of...
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    Ìýreport released on Tuesday from the University ofÌýNew HampshireÌýis shining a light on those living in the shadows of the state's opioid epidemic: the children who live with their...
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    More than 50 people participated in the roughly two-hour discussion sponsored by Vital Communities and moderated by Bruce Mallory of New Hampshire Listens, an initiative of the...
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    ut not all of rural America is in decline. In fact, significant parts of it are thriving, while others have economies in transition. Understanding these distinctions is crucial to...
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    AÌýnew studyÌýfrom the UNH Carsey School of Public Policy finds that the number of children removed from parents has increased by 50 percent from 2012 to 2016. Cases that included a...
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    American women are having children at the lowest rate on record.Ìý
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