Chris Pappas, a U.S. Congressman representing New Hampshire’s 1st district, shared updates on his recent activities through social media posts. Pappas has been serving in Congress since 2019, after replacing Carol Shea-Porter, and he has a history of involvement in state politics as a former member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives.
On February 21, 2025, Pappas highlighted his visit to Laconia High School and the Huot Career and Technical Center. He emphasized the importance of workforce development programs available at these institutions, noting that they prepare students for success in various fields such as nursing, construction, and culinary arts. “Yesterday I toured Laconia High School and the Huot Career and Technical Center to hear more about their programs, from nursing to construction to culinary arts.”
Later that day, Pappas addressed recent cuts affecting essential employees responsible for maintaining safety and supporting the tourism economy in New Hampshire. He urged the administration to reconsider these decisions and encouraged affected individuals to reach out to him directly for assistance. “These cuts have been made without reason and will do nothing to keep Granite Staters and visitors safe or protect the forest that drives our tourism economy.”
Additionally, on February 21, Pappas attended TRIO Day events aimed at promoting educational opportunities through TRIO programs. These initiatives help connect young residents with college resources and facilitate access to higher education across communities. “Stopped by TRIO Day, which celebrates TRIO programs and connects young Granite Staters with college resources.”
