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Hinch: “Never lose sight of the fact that 2020 establishes redistricting, and the majority that controls redistricting will likely control the next ten years thereafter.”
Garry Rayno will lead State House coverage with your help and more from journalists Nancy West, Gail Ober, Rachael Brown, Evan Lips and Tony Marquis.
My mother referred to him as “Timothy” and could reprimand him with simply a look.
Last session, lawmakers passed Senate Bill 365, which requires the state’s electric utilities to buy 100 percent of the output of seven wood-burning power plants.
List includes officers who have engaged in misconduct that calls into question their truthfulness. Their names are redacted and ACLU-NH and news outlets are suing the state to make the names public.
CIA informed Concord police about messages associated with a single email account that also expressed hatred toward the Jewish community.
SEC Chairman Patricia Weathersby said people in the affected communities are frustrated and angry that the applicant would be stirring up nitrogen when their communities have been working so hard to clean up their own pollution.
The Attorney General’s Office has no knowledge of a federal “law enforcement proceeding” at the Secure Psychiatric Unit.
Democrats may well say why should we be willing to compromise when for the past four years Republicans have not sought our input.
I decided that I needed a trip out of the country.
I am one of his forty nieces and nephews and, shockingly, Uncle Chester remembers my name.
The governor did not have much use for Democrats in his first term, figuring his Republican majorities would see to it his top priorities would sail through.
On Thursday, the committee agreed that the project won’t have an unreasonable adverse effect on aesthetics, air quality or historic sites.
After 17 adjudicative hearings, state regulators began Wednesday deliberating the fate of the Seacoast Reliability Project – a 13-mile high-voltage transmission line proposed to run from Madbury to Portsmouth.
Yesterday, I met with our board of directors in Concord and came away feeling that we have terrific support from people who truly care about the future of unbiased news in New Hampshire.
