Now many, if not most, Republican legislators pledge to “Cut taxes and fees and oppose any tax increase. Cut spending and the size of government.”
Business & Economy
House GOP Leader Dick Hinch’s Weekly Newsletter
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I regret to say that House Democrats passed their irresponsible budget on Thursday.
Business & Economy
NH Lawmakers Heading for All-Out War Over Budget
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So as the 2019 session is halfway done, the weather is heating up and hyper partisanship is in full display.
Business & Economy
NEPOOL wins, transparency and electric ratepayers lose, at the FERC
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NEPOOL even features free food; there is always a lavish and tasty lunchtime buffet at all-day NEPOOL meetings. Except the food isn’t free; ultimately, it is paid for by the region’s electric customers.
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Lawmakers Question Industry Influence at U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
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Leaders of a House committee have called on the acting head of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, Ann Marie Buerkle, to disclose her contacts with business groups, citing a “disturbing” report by FairWarning that “suggests you are prioritizing the interests of industry over the safety of consumers.”
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POINTS NORTH: NH Hospitality, Culinary, Business & Pond Skim
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New Hampshire Lodging and Restaurant Association Hosts 2nd Annual Hospitality Month.
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Senate Committee Gives ‘Balsams Bill’ Thumbs Up
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After a 45-minute hearing, the Senate Commerce Committee voted 5-0 to support House Bill 540.
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UNH Research Shows Strong Support for Job Protection in Family Leave Program
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88 percent of Granite State workers believe that a wage replacement of 60 percent or more for a worker taking leave is the right amount.
Business & Economy
Mountain View Grand: Will success strike again with Balsams’ revival plan?
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For the Mountain View Grand to be reborn, the state of New Hampshire provided valuable help.
Business & Economy
NH Budget: Much Wrangling and Horse-Trading To Come
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The House Finance Committee’s budget plan finalized last week reflects different priorities than the budget proposed by Gov. Chris Sununu.