Education
Opponents Say Bill Is Censorship and Whitewashing History
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A tally of people signing in to the public hearing on House Bill 1255 before the House Education Committee, was 2,232 opposed, 26 in favor and 1 neutral.
Committee Hears Proposed Changes To Education Freedom Accounts
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The House Education Committee closely questioned those testifying on behalf of bills proposing changes to the state’s new Education Freedom Accounts on Friday.
COVID-19 FAQs From Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health
I have symptoms and think I might have COVID-19. Should I get tested?
State: 12 New COVID-19 Deaths; Highest Positivity Rates in Nashua, Manchester
The state dashboard link below shows Nashua with the highest 7-day test positivity rate in the state at 28.6 percent and Manchester at 26.6 percent.
Lawmakers Accept $12M To Address Mental Health Crisis
The for-profit company, which also owns Parkland Medical Center in Salem, and Frisbie Memorial Hospital in Rochester, would consolidate its behavioral health programs into the new facility, which is expected to be Epping with a preferred site off Route 101 on the west side of the junction with Route 125.
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PPNNE To Receive $500K Federal Dire Need Grant To Support Family Planning
Committee Recommends Killing CACR 32 To Make N.H. Sovereign Nation
N.H. Could Become Its Own Nation Under CACR 32
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State Reports 14 New COVID-19 Deaths, 3,190 New Cases Thursday
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There are currently 411 individuals hospitalized with COVID-19. In New Hampshire, since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 254,715 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
Cindy Rosenwald
Outside Legal Costs To Defend SB 3 Top $4 Million
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State taxpayers paid about $4.2 million for legal costs associated with what is known as Senate Bill 3, a bill the courts declared unconstitutional.
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Shaheen Addresses National Press on Ukraine
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As the threat of a Russian invasion of Ukraine looms, U.S. Jeanne Shaheen, D-NH, held a national press briefing Thursday to go over her trip there this week and discussed President Joe Biden’s comments Wednesday on defending Ukraine sovereignty.
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Senate Judiciary Hears Bills To Protect Abortion Rights in N.H.
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Abortion issues took center stage in the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday with two bills – one to repeal the new 24-week abortion ban and the other to enshrine existing abortion rights into law.
State Wants To Help Fund New Behavioral Health Hospital
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The 96-bed in-patient Portsmouth Regional Hospital facility would be in Epping and would house consolidated behavioral health services.
COVID
State Reports 24 New COVID-19 Deaths Wednesday; Outbreaks Listed By Institution Name
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There are currently 410 individuals hospitalized with COVID-19. In New Hampshire, since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 251,441 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
Chris Sununu
Sununu: Walk-In Vaccination Sites Opening Around the State
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The state is opening new COVID-19 vaccination sites with no need for appointments in Stratham and Concord and has plans for more walk-in locations to open in Salem, Manchester, Nashua, and Keene before the end of the month.
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Bill Would Allow Filling a Seat Left Vacant Because of Rebellion or Insurrection
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A bill would allow a state lawmaker to be replaced if he or she is removed from office for rebellion or insurrection, or for giving aid and comfort to an enemy of the state.
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House Committee Hears Testimony On Solid Waste Bills
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The theme during a day-long session of the House Environment and Agriculture Committee on Tuesday was solid waste and ways to reduce the amount of trash heading to New Hampshire’s landfills.
Courts & Corrections
AG Compliance Report: 38 Officers File In Court Arguing To Get Off Laurie List
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Attorney General John Formella has posted the first compliance report for the Exculpatory Evidence Schedule, also known as the Laurie List, showing 38 officers have filed confidential lawsuits in Superior Court arguing to get off the list.