Amanda Gokee is a New Hampshire Reporter at The Boston Globe. She covers a range of topics including agriculture, farming, architecture, and planning, with a focus on issues such as farm management, adaptive learning, and legal rights of minors. Amanda's work has been featured in NewsBreak, Boston.com, and The Boston Globe.
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Amanda Gokee's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics in New Hampshire, with a particular emphasis on legislation, political events, and public policy. Her articles often cite data and announcements from government sources.
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After snowmelt failed to ease the state's drought, officials recommend water conservation measures
By: Amanda Gokee
The university has received $15.7 million aimed at improving rural health care New Hampshire has received an infusion of over $200 million in federal funds meant to help improve access to rural health.
The move comes amid national Republican efforts to tighten voting restrictions
By: Amanda Gokee
The state is investigating a report that the use of physical restraint at the center broke a child's arm, the Office of the Child Advocate said
By: Amanda Gokee
The Old Dutch Mustard Co. was also ordered to pay a $1.5 million fine for polluting the Souhegan River. The N.H. Attorney General said the case represents “a deliberate effort to violate environmental laws.”
By: Amanda Gokee
LITTLE BAY, N.H. — Around New England, oysters are dying at alarming rates during the winter months. To continue reading, please login or subscribe to Globe.com
By: Amanda Gokee
Grandin considers the early years she spent in N.H. as one of the most formative experiences of her life
By: Amanda Gokee
For some time, the stewards of the two homes were happy to maintain a low profile. But now the Currier Museum of Art is ready to show off the architectural gems in its collection.
By: Amanda Gokee
Barley and Biscuit draw hundreds of visitors from around New England to Granite Oak Farm in New Hampshire each month
By: Amanda Gokee
The owner of Micro Mama's has a plan: to blast-freeze or freeze-dry New Hampshire vegetables so local produce can be available all year
