In The News

March 02, 2011

Shaheen listens to local concerns

by Katherine Burt

LITTLETON- U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen has spent the last few months trying to answer the question of how to get the economy working again, and last Friday's North Country tour was an opportunity to focus on the needs of small businesses - to determine where the federal government can help, and where it needs to step back and give the private sector room to grow, Shaheen said. A stop in Littleton to hear concerns and answer questions from local business and political leaders was part of that mis… Continue Reading

March 01, 2011

Buyer of Gorham mill plans major investment in facility

by Barbara Tetreault

February 15, 2011

Shaheen: Sugar bill is sweet

by Hattie Perkins

February 01, 2011

Shaheen sees huge potential for exports from N.H.

by Charles McMahon

January 14, 2011

Congress to classroom

by Marisa Novello

January 14, 2011

In Somersworth: Shaheen lauds local business as federal money at work

by Kyle Stucker

January 14, 2011

Purple Hearts will honor dead POWs

by Al McKeon

December 07, 2010

Shaheen presses case for START II

by Kevin Landrigan

December 05, 2010

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen: New START treaty will enhance our security

by Jeanne Shaheen

One year ago today, the most dramatic and comprehensive arms-control agreement in history -- known as the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (or "START") -- expired. The 1991 treaty, signed by President George H.W. Bush and ratified by the U.S. Senate by a vote of 93-6, was the culmination of President Ronald Reagan's vision and a demonstration of his constant appeal to "trust, but verify" when dealing with Russia. The United States benefitted significantly under the old START agreement, whi… Continue Reading

November 22, 2010