Wednesday’s public hearings before the Executive Council on both nominations are expected to be well-attended.
Business & Economy
Progress Made on Medicaid Work Requirement Deal
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The penalties for failure to meet the 100-hour a month work requirement are scheduled to go into effect this summer.
Business & Economy
Update. Dems to Sununu: Return Pay Raise and Sign NH Minimum Wage Bill
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Since taking office Chris Sununu has given himself a $22,000 pay raise and plans on getting another $13,000 raise on top of it this year – all at taxpayers’ expense.
Business & Economy
Lawmakers Roll Up Their Sleeves in Race To Meet Budget Deadline
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Sen. Lou D’Allesandro, D-Manchester, who has been around for these things since 1972 agreed it is the “Super Bowl” of bills that go through the chambers every two years.
Business & Economy
Major Sticking Points as Deadline Looms: Ed. Funding, Capital Gains Tax
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It’s about the budget as the House and Senate negotiators try to breach their differences on 35 bills before Thursday’s deadline.
Business & Economy
OPINION: Secretive Legislative Tactics to Undermine Powers of Local Governments
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If SB 306 becomes law, any housing development application could be legitimately denied based on local ordinances, but the developer could go to the State-created, NH Supreme Court-appointed, “Housing Appeals Board” and have the denial heard and overturned.
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House Sends Gun Bills, 50 Others To Sununu
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The House sent more than 50 bills to the governor Thursday including an independent redistricting commission by agreeing to Senate changes to House bills.
Business & Economy
Bath Farm Brings Organic, Sustainable Fare to Mass. Restaurants
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High atop Clough Road in the tiny town of Bath, the Farm at Woods Hill owner Kristin Canty and farm manager Amber Reed practice sustainable farming, humanely caring for and raising animals.
Business & Economy
House GOP Leader: ‘Groundhog Day’ Senate Budget Like a Bad Dream
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Gov. Sununu: “I continue to have concerns with the Senate’s budget. Namely, the income tax, the increase to business taxes, and the $76M structural deficit.”
Business & Economy
Working Until Midnight, Senate Approves $13.33 Billion Budget
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The debate on the budget drew stark lines between Democrats and Republicans as they came to loggerheads over two keys to the proposed budget, paid family and medical leave and business tax rates, amid threats of a gubernatorial veto.