Crude Export Issue Saw a Surge of Lobbying Ahead of Omnibus
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The oil industry‘s victory in the battle to lift the crude export ban didn’t come out of thin air. Some congressional horsetrading was involved.
Politics
1986 Law Prohibiting Burial of Nuclear Waste in NH Quietly Repealed in 2011
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Rep. Renny Cushing was writing 2016 legislation that would charge Seabrook Station $500,000 annually to store high-level radioactive waste onsite when the longtime anti-nuclear activist stumbled across a stunning discovery.
Politics
Manchester/Boston TV Stations Raking in Millions for Primary TV Ads
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The Boston/Manchester media market has topped the list for presidential TV advertising so far this year. But money isn’t everything. Jeb Bush has spent more than twice his nearest competitor only to watch his numbers drop.
Roger Wood InDepth
UNH’s Andy Smith Gets Surveyed For a Change, This Time About Trump
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What’s Donald Trump’s tough talk done to his numbers in New Hampshire? UNH Survey Center’s Andy Smith chats with Roger Wood.
No New Trial For Nashua Killer Despite Police Lie Years Ago
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A judge ruled against convicted murderer Eduardo Lopez’ bid for a new trial saying undisclosed evidence of a lie told decades ago by then-Nashua Police Detective John Seusing was “inconsequential” in proving Lopez’ guilt in 1993. Seusing went on to become the chief of the Nashua Police Department and retired in January.
Mom Is Helpless Watching Son Withdraw From Heroin At Home
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Editor’s Note: This mother tells of her love for her son and her prayers for him as he detoxes from heroin at home in InDepthNH.org’s first installment in the Breaking the Chains column.
My name is Michele and I live in Manchester with my husband. We have both worked hard all of our lives. I am the mother of an addict. I have many other titles. I am a wife and mother of four adult children.
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Welcome Sarah Freeman-Woolpert and Dean LeMire to InDepthNH.org
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InDepthNH.org announces two new columns to start the New Year. Sarah Freeman-Woolpert and Dean LeMire will each write biweekly columns as part of our mission to focus on issues and people who are often overlooked in the media.
NHPR: AG Foster Advises DHHS To Issue Medical Marijuana ID Cards As Dying Woman Heads To Maine
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UPDATE: Attorney General Joseph Foster had been silent since Nov. 24 as to whether the 83 other qualifying patients and designated caregivers would be able to get their ID cards before NH dispensaries are open in 2016. Then New Hampshire Public Radio reported late Thursday afternoon that Foster is advising DHHS to issue the cards.
Dying NH Woman Heads To Maine For Medical Marijuana
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UPDATE: Terminally ill Linda Horan will head to Maine to get medical marijuana on Friday.