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CONCORD – The Site Evaluation Committee on Thursday issued a written order denying a motion seeking recusal of two members of the panel that denied Northern Pass’ application – Public Utilities Commissioner Kathryn Bailey and Public Member Patricia Weathersby.
The First Congressional District race to replace U.S. Rep. Carol Shea-Porter, who is not seeking re-election. And another 7 Republicans and 2 Libertarians seeking their parties’ nominations for the Second Congressional District seat held by Democratic incumbent Ann McLane Kuster of Hopkinton.
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These visitors will substantially broaden New Hampshire’s peak visitation period while injecting more than $100 million into the state’s economy.
A report for the Joint Chiefs of Staff warns that rapidly proliferating large military drones will give enemies vastly more data and firepower.
The social network is letting some political ads slip through without the required verification, while blocking promotional posts by news organizations, which are pushing back.
CONCORD — The state consumer advocate wants the Public Utilities Commission to close two cases Eversource claims should be revisited in light of a recent New Hampshire Supreme Court ruling.
CONCORD — Eversource informed the Public Utilities Commission Monday that it will file a revised proposal to purchase natural gas capacity from the Access Northeast proposed pipeline. Eversource also asked regulators to vacate their order denying a Power Purchase Agreement with Hydro-Quebec included in the Northern Pass Transmission proposal.
The meeting came only days before the executive committee of the Coakley Landfill Group meets in Portsmouth on June 7th, the first such meeting open to the public, and only weeks before an EPA Region 1 Summit on the agency’s strategic plan to address PFAS on June 25th-26th at the Pease Tradeport in Portsmouth.
The move comes two weeks after ProPublica and the Houston Chronicle reported on pervasive problems in the historic heart program.
This new service uses live, two-way secure video on large format, high-definition mobile carts to connect D-H providers with CCFHS patients and local medical care teams. Initially, the service will provide access to Endocrinology services for adults. Additional specialty services for both children and adults will be added in the coming months.
