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PUC Order Provides ‘Path For Clean Energy Development’
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CONCORD – The state Public Utilities Commission issued a major ruling Friday on the future of net metering and the development of clean energy in New Hampshire.
Portsmouth Pride 2017: Hard Not To Feel The Love
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THE GAY AGENDA: There wasn’t a stern face in the crowd and walking through a crowd of people who are similar to you in a way that feels so fundamental is an incredible feeling.
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Your Sunday Toon
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Mike Marland works for you the people now. Let’s pay him and get a prize. Click inside to see how.
Business & Economy
Sticks and Stones May Break Your Bones—But Don’t Call People Tourists
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NH Travel Guru: “Welcome to New Hampshire—now go home.”
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Northern Pass Seeks 15 More Hearing Days For Total of 57
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CONCORD – With 42 hearing days already scheduled for Northern Pass Transmission to make its case before the Site Evaluation Committee, the project asked Friday for 15 more days to be sandwiched in during July, August and early September – and for evening sessions.
Courts & Corrections
More Than 100 Federal Agencies Fail to Report Hate Crimes to the FBI’s National Database
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The gaps in data damage efforts to understand the nature and scope of violence driven by racial and religious hatred.
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Reforming NH’s Drug Laws: Rep. Renny Cushing Speaks In Exeter June 28
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Exeter – With the neighboring states of Maine and Massachusetts having voted last November to legalize the sale and use of recreational marijuana, is it time for New Hampshire to do likewise? How is the Granite State’s medical marijuana program working out? How does all this relate to the criminal justice system?
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If You Never Dated a Felon, Well Then …
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JOYFUL MUSINGS: And this conversation led me to think of those boyfriends to whom I am not the one that got away, I am, mercifully, the one who was not asked to stay. I’m sure we all dodged a bullet.
GOP In Full Control in Concord. Will They Deliver?
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CONCORD – For the first time in 14 years, New Hampshire has a wholly Republican budget, crafted by the GOP-controlled Senate and House and the party’s first governor since 2004.