Council OKs Farm Aid, New Laconia State School Closing; No McLaughlin Pardon Hearing

CONCORD - About $8 million in crop relief was approved Wednesday for New Hampshire farmers who suffered more than $15 million from two extreme weather events - freezing and flooding - in 2023.

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