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Roger Wood offers a preview of Eversource’s new, state-of-the-art facility that uses the latest technology to maintain reliable service, respond to outages and provide information faster during power outages.
During the 2014 federal election cycle, DHS contractor Lockheed Martin contributed more to Democrats than Republicans in New Hampshire, according to the Center for Responsive Politics: Sen. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D) $9,000
Rep. Ann McLane Kuster (D) $4,000
Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R) $3,000
Scott Brown (R) $1,400
Today, InDepthNH.org opens a new dialogue about government accountability with a news release from the group Right To Know New Hampshire about proposed legislation aimed at promoting government transparency.
ProPublica rounded up some of the best investigative reporting so far this year from other news organizations about heroin, banks, police, foster care and more.
Mark Galvin, co-founder of mymedicalshopper.com, found that prices for similar medical procedures vary widely in the state and that many consumers aren’t aware of their power to take advantage of cost savings.
As they await January 2, 2016 — the day they can legally become lobbyists — former Rep. Mike Rogers(R-Mich.) and his former chief of staff, along with two more of Rogers’ onetime staffers, have found a use for some of the lawmaker’s $1.3 million leftover campaign funds.
Roger Wood has produced 22 podcasts for InDepthNH.org in our first 87 days. And I love every one of them. Find all of them on his page at InDepthNH.org and on ITunes. Thank you Roger. We’re grateful for your special insight into New Hampshire people and news.
“The chemotherapy failed,” said Linda Horan. “Docs have a few more tricks up their sleeve and thanks to my fabulous legal team therapeutic cannabis will go a long way in improving my quality of life.”
