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Partisan Divide on Family and Medical Leave in Concord
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After more than an hour of debate, the Senate approved a paid family and medical leave plan that would cover state workers who currently do not have the benefit.
NH Electric Customers Should Demand Their Data
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It knows if you’ve been bad or good (e.g., whether you’ve been using a big light array to grow marijuana in the basement).
Related: Ten NH Utility Ratepayer Resolutions for 2019
This Dover Writer Has a Few National Emergencies of Her Own, Including Sir Luc
And what is your National Emergency, dear Joyful Musers?
The NH Presidential Primary Centennial May Be its Swan Song
Without Ranked Choice Voting, New Hampshire Presidential Primary Will Likely Become Irrelevant ,
Forest Society Starts Fire Fund To Rebuild at The Rocks in Bethlehem
“We’re just so thankful that no one was hurt,” said Jane A. Difley, President/Forester of the Forest Society.
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Intervenors Criticize Northern Pass Appeal in Supreme Court Filing
Issues Big and Small and How About Those Property Taxes?
Sununu’s $13 Billion Budget Condemned and Commended
Business & Economy
Sununu’s 2019 Budget Address
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A $40 MILLION investment for a new state of the art facility to move the civilly committed population out of the State Prison and create a new, secure forensic hospital.
Feature
IHoP-NH, Tell Us Why You Came to Concord Mark Hampton
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Next time you’re in the hallways of power, tell InDepthNH.org’s Paula Tracy why you came.
Courts & Corrections
Disability Rights Center Opposes Building New Secure Psychiatric Forensic Unit
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“These patients can be moved to a renovated wing of the New Hampshire Hospital…” said Andrew Milne.
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Proposed Gun Limits in Schools Stir Passionate Debate at Hearings
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A series of house bills that would limit gun possession in schools drew a full house at the legislature.
Business & Economy
Sununu Budget Tease: Education Funding, Secure Psychiatric Unit, No New Tax
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Sununu quote: “In keeping with our Live-Free-or-Die spirit, this budget is continuing the schedule of business tax reductions.”
Courts & Corrections
ACLU Challenges NH Law Targeting Student Voters; House GOP Leader Opposes
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The lawsuit was brought on behalf of two Dartmouth College students.
Feature
OPINION: A Sister Speaks out About Secure Psychiatric Unit
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I discussed that my brother is fed his meals daily through a mail slot and is only able to share a meal with others once a year at his Christmas party.
Courts & Corrections
House Republican Leader Criticizes Committee Voting to Repeal New Voter Laws
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“I am deeply disappointed that Democrats on the Election Law committee did not see through the conspiracies, misleading information, and classic fear mongering perpetuated by proponents of these bills,” said House Republican Leader Dick Hinch.
Courts & Corrections
Public Police Discipline Bill Passes Judiciary Committee
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State Rep. Paul Berch, D-Westmoreland, a retired public defender who sponsored the measure, said House Bill 153 passed Tuesday on a vote of 16-3.
Courts & Corrections
Cushing Outlines Bill to Build New Secure Psychiatric Unit
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Rep. Cushing said the bill will also help alleviate the problem of 30 or 40 people a day boarding at general hospitals because there is no room for them at New Hampshire Hospital.