There will be no more vacancies on the state’s Circuit Court if the Executive Council approves three new justices who have been nominated by the governor, which could come as early as Wednesday.
Courts & Corrections
‘We Will Keep Coming Back’ Until Coal Burning Ends, Activists Say
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Aiming to reclaim the coal-fired power plant in Bow for life-affirming purposes a group of activists used pickaxes, shovels, and rakes to plant a garden in the middle of one of the plant’s access roads on Sunday afternoon.
Deborah Gilbertson
Coming Soon: Drastic Rate Increases for Electricity and Natural Gas
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You are about to experience what is known in the trade as “rate shock.”
Adam Finkel
DES Attempts To Connect With The Public At Dalton Landfill Session
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CONCORD — Describing the proposed Dalton landfill as the largest project that the state Department of Environmental Services has dealt with in the past 50 years, members of the bureaus reviewing the permit applications attempted through an online information session to shed light on the review process in the light of public complaints.
Donald M. Kreis
Trouble at the PUC Order Factory
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Once upon a time, I was general counsel of the Public Utilities Commission (PUC). As the first line of a fairy tale, that lacks a certain zing. But times are tough, and I promise this story has a moral.
Energy
Sununu Says He Tested Negative Wednesday for COVID-19
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“I am going to rest up, and look forward to getting back to the State House soon,” Sununu said.
Uncategorized
State Seeks Amendment To Casella Wetlands Application
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The Water Division of the Department of Environmental Services has asked Granite State Landfill, LLC, a Casella-owned company seeking a wetlands permit for its proposed new facility in Dalton, to submit an amended application that focuses solely on the first phase of the project.
Business & Economy
Water Has a Memory – Strawbery Banke Documents Sea Level Rise
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In a new exhibit, Strawbery Banke is documenting sea level rise here in New Hampshire.
Energy
Renewable Energy Bills Signed into Law in Derry
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Calling it a “603 win for clean energy” Gov. Chris Sununu signed two bills into law Thursday morning that focus on advancing renewable energy initiatives.
Featured in Category
Creation Of New Energy Department Reinvents PUC
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Explaining that the Department of Energy and the PUC are independent agencies that are administratively attached, Deputy Energy Commissioner Christopher J. Ellms Jr. said the relationship was designed to improve efficiency and reduce duplicative efforts.