Treasury Department loosens nonprofit donor disclosure requirements
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Expect more anonymous “dark money” into elections with even less government oversight.
Education
Free Littleton Educator Workshops: Using the Creative Process to Engage All
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Two workshops will be held in August.
Business & Economy
Medicaid, Under the Influence
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How drugmakers sway the state system meant to protect taxpayers and patients.
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On Caretaking a Trout Stream and a Century Farm in Vermont
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I love to hear them enjoy the stream. Their voices echo up the valley and you can hear every word. My favorites are “I got one, I got one!”
You Are Invited To Twilight at the Currier Museum Block Party in Manchester
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Free live music from the Akwaaba Ensemble, a West African drumming group, the Hickory Horned Devils, performing their mix of old-time, bluegrass and Americana music, Laura Boyce from WHEB/Rock 101 radio show Greg & The Morning Buzz will emcee. Come enjoy art making, spray tattoos, caricature artists, face painting, fire performances, and a wide variety of activities that will be offered both inside and outside the museum. The event is completely free and the public is encouraged to attend.
Business & Economy
Health Insurers Are Vacuuming Up Details About You — And It Could Raise Your Rates
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Understanding these strategies is important because patients — through taxes, cash payments and insurance premiums — are the ones funding the entire health care system. Yet the industry’s bewildering web of strategies and inside deals often have little do with patients’ needs.
Courts & Corrections
State Rep: No Treatment Standards Reviews for Decades at Secure Psychiatric Unit
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State Rep. Renny Cushing said annual reviews of the clinical and treatment standards at the Secure Psychiatric Unit at the men’s prison in Concord have not been conducted as required by law for decades.
Share Your Awesome Photos With the World In Our New Feature ‘NH Snap’
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Thanks Glenn Coppelman for Dusk at the Mountain View Grand Resort in Whitefield to kick off NH Snap.
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Don’t Judge a Book By Its Cover And Other Travel Deceptions
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When I first began traveling on a semi-regular basis to academic meetings and conferences, I wore a navy blue blazer or herringbone sport coat, polyester permanent press oxford dress shirt, a pair of pressed slacks, penny loafers or wingtips, and—at times—a necktie.