Room For Compromise?
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The day before the House and Senate decide their differences on bills that both chambers passed, Gov. Chris Sununu offered compromises and red lines he will not cross Wednesday on the state’s two-year operating budget.
Major Sticking Points as Deadline Looms: Ed. Funding, Capital Gains Tax
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It’s about the budget as the House and Senate negotiators try to breach their differences on 35 bills before Thursday’s deadline.
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Unidentified Man Dead in Officer-Involved Shooting in Belmont
An adult male died during the incident. No police officers were physically injured.
AG Seeks Public’s Help in Finding Who Killed Goffstown Woman, 72
An autopsy was conducted today, which determined that Sally Miller died as a result of a single gunshot wound and the manner of her death is homicide.
Fishing NH with Friends
We have a good friend who has offered us a great barbecue dinner after we fish Fifteen Mile Woods up in Berlin.
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OPINION: Secretive Legislative Tactics to Undermine Powers of Local Governments
House Sends Gun Bills, 50 Others To Sununu
Senate Unable To Muster Votes To Override Sununu’s SB5 Veto
Trump’s Mind
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Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.
Business & Economy
Bath Farm Brings Organic, Sustainable Fare to Mass. Restaurants
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High atop Clough Road in the tiny town of Bath, the Farm at Woods Hill owner Kristin Canty and farm manager Amber Reed practice sustainable farming, humanely caring for and raising animals.
Courts & Corrections
Graduating Responsible Kids Using Old Fashioned, Big Family Benign Neglect
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I doubt my mother’s proudest moment was realizing she had no idea her son was graduating, but I laugh today at the big family syndrome of benign neglect, of really being out of the loop, of celebrating survival in spite of not knowing all of children’s lives.
Courts & Corrections
Reporter’s Unopened Champagne Marks NH’s Long Failure To Fund Education
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The bottle of champagne still sits on a file cabinet in the Donn Tibbetts Press Room today unopened.
Business & Economy
House GOP Leader: ‘Groundhog Day’ Senate Budget Like a Bad Dream
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Gov. Sununu: “I continue to have concerns with the Senate’s budget. Namely, the income tax, the increase to business taxes, and the $76M structural deficit.”
Business & Economy
Working Until Midnight, Senate Approves $13.33 Billion Budget
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The debate on the budget drew stark lines between Democrats and Republicans as they came to loggerheads over two keys to the proposed budget, paid family and medical leave and business tax rates, amid threats of a gubernatorial veto.
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Which Presidential Hopeful is Coming to Your Place This Week
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Here’s what’s on tap for upcoming 2020 presidential candidate visits to New Hampshire in the coming weeks.
Business & Economy
Senate Approves Voting Rights Bills, Undoing Previous Changes
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CONCORD — The Senate undid Thursday what the last legislature did to limit voting rights in approving several bills on election laws.
Business & Economy
House GOP Leader Pleased Legislature Moving Forward With Wayfair Solution
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House Republican Leader Dick Hinch applauds bipartisan effort.
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In Normandy, Rep. Kuster Issues Statement on 75th Anniversary of D-Day
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Congresswoman Annie Kuster (NH-02) is in Normandy, France as part of a CODEL to attend ceremonies commemorating the June 6, 1944 landing operations of the Allied invasion of Normandy during World War II.