Sununu Faces Double-Edged Sword of NH Budget Vetoes
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The tried and true axiom of tax and spend Democrats does not hold the sway it once did when many people in the state are crying for property tax relief including businesses.
Business & Economy
Sununu Vetoes Compromise Budget
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Citing the familiar red flags of tax increases and a structural deficit, Gov. Chris Sununu as expected vetoed the two-year operating budget Friday the House and Senate passed the day before.
Education
OPINION: Learn Everywhere is latest step in redesigning NH education
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Learn Everywhere has great promise, but I’ve been disappointed by the rancorous debate around a concept that is, largely, the essence of the award-winning reforms made by the State Board and New Hampshire Department of Education (NHDOE) in 2005.
Business & Economy
Controversial Bills Await Governor’s Decision
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The House and Senate finished their legislation session Thursday acting on 31 bills – including one suspending the work requirement for the Medicaid expansion program and another raising the minimum wage to $12 an hour over the next two years.
Business & Economy
Partisan Debate Leads to $13.3B Budget and Backup Plan for Likely Veto
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Lawmakers without dissent also approved a three-month continuing resolution to allow state agencies to continue operating at approved spending levels if the budget is vetoed.
Business & Economy
The dog ate my homework: How utilities avoid least-cost planning
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Alas, 29 years later, the utilities are more or less ignoring the statute and the PUC is letting them get away with it.
Feature
OPINION: What’s Really In and Out of the Compromise Budget
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There seems to be a lot of misinformation out there, so let me tell you just what this budget does and does not do.
News
POINTS NORTH: New tavern in an old inn, The Beatles, Fourth of July and More….
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Have you been to Littleton lately?