Education
NH News Roundup on Sunday, July 23
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Indigenous Community Airs Long-Standing Grievances at Northern Pass Hearing and other news from around New Hampshire and the world.
Feature
Ugly Americans Don’t Earn Friends Abroad
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One of the first travel-based parodies I ever read was Mark Twain’s 1869 book, The
Innocents Abroad (note to readers: it was not a new release at the time).
News
Shaheen Applauds Bipartisan Agreement to Move Forward with Russia Sanctions Legislation in the House
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In May, Shaheen played an instrumental role in urging Senate leadership to act on Russia sanctions and was a key negotiator on this legislation.
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NH News Roundup for Saturday, July 22
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Twenty-one applications filed for Northern Border Regional Commission grants and other news from around New Hampshire and the world.
Feature
These Gifts Need No Ribbons
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JOYFUL MUSINGS: Gifts are meant to be shared. So when my neighbors share their recipes for bread, their garden’s harvest, I am deeply grateful. I can barely grow a toenail and their garden is amazing.
Deputy Solicitor: Northern Pass’ Tax Breaks Not So Great for Concord Property Owners
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Concord and Bridgewater property owners would see the least relief from Northern Pass tax payments to the 31 host communities if the proposed 192-mile transmission line is built from Pittsburg to Deerfield, according to testimony at Friday’s adjudicative hearing.
New Hampshire’s Economic Crisis in the Making
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New Hampshire’s economy has been roaring along for the past few years, but the state may be facing a crisis years in the making that could halt the prosperity.
Energy
NH PUC: Residential and Commercial & Industrial Solar Rebate Programs Closed Temporarily
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The Public Utilities Commission recently announced the temporary closure of the Residential Solar and Wind Rebate program and the Commercial and Industrial (C&I) Solar Rebate program due to fiscal year 2018 budget constraints and the large number of waitlisted applications.