“For months, we’ve heard the mantra from House and Senate Democrats that their business tax proposal was simply to freeze rates where they are…”
Courts & Corrections
AG Motion Partly Objects To Media Requests To Unseal Woodburn Court Records
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The state says Woodburn is trying to further harass the alleged victim by injecting the sex assault allegation into the proceedings.
Courts & Corrections
Union Leader Countersues Seacoast Newspapers in Printing Contract Dispute
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The Union Leader Corp. is countersuing Seacoast Newspapers Inc. claiming it suffered financially because Seacoast failed to provide industry standard products while it was printing the state’s daily newspaper.
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Federal Judge Blocks NH Medicaid Work Requirement
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Democrats praised the ruling. Republicans criticized it.
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Updated: AG Seeks Person of Interest in Homicide of Concord Man, In Custody
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Update: Masslive.com reported that Methuen, Mass., police said they took Joseph King Hanright, 29, into custody on unrelated fugitive from justice charges at 1:30 a.m. Sunday.
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Former Investment Advisor Pleads Guilty to Financially Exploiting Elderly Adult
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James E. Knee (age 66), of Bow, New Hampshire, pleaded guilty to one count of Financial Exploitation of an Elderly Adult, one count of Perjury, and one count of Witness Tampering.
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Man Claims State Withheld ‘Laurie’ Misconduct Info On Two Lebanon Police Officers
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Strafford man who has been fighting his convictions for more than a decade says the prosecutor withheld evidence that could have negatively impacted the credibility of the police who testified against him.
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.
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AG MacDonald Grilled, Praised in Quest To Become Chief Justice
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The Council also held a much shorter and less contentious hearing on Sununu’s nomination of Public Utilities Commission Chair Martin Honigberg to be a Superior Court judge.