At this time, all other youths have been transferred out of the facility.
Business & Economy
Lyme Disease, Heat Stress, Extreme Weather Expected to Increase as NH Warms
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Resulting climate and health adaptation plans from the Monadnock region focused on extreme weather, the Upper Valley on heat stress, and the Lakes and Seacoast Networks on Lyme disease.
Environment & Science
Crunch Time at the NH State House
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Deadlines loom for 156 retained bills from the last session, which will be among the first orders of business when the legislature returns on Jan. 8, 2020.
Education
Merrimack Tolls Expected To Be Eliminated Jan. 1
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It looks like the Merrimack tolls will be eliminated starting Jan. 1 after a vote Wednesday by members of the Executive Council in their role as the Governor’s Advisory Commission on Intermodal Transportation.
Health & Mental Health
Sununu, Hassan To Trump: Expand Supportive Housing
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Governor Sununu and Senator Hassan are seeking to clarify federal guidance related to how funds can be used to build inclusive, accessible, affordable housing for individuals who experience disabilities across the country.
Environment & Science
Study Raises Concern About E-Cigarette Waste
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They discovered that e-cigarette waste made up 19 percent of that recovered litter – trash that a mere a decade ago would scarcely have existed on high school campuses anywhere.
Business & Economy
Lawmakers Prepare To Do Their Thing With Some Old and New Legislation
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The road to becoming a new law is a long one and full of opportunity for the public to have an impact.
Health & Mental Health
DHHS’s Meyers to Pursue Opportunities in Private Sector
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“After spending the past 13 years in state government as legal counsel to the state senate, legal counsel to Governor John H. Lynch, Director of Intergovernmental Affairs at DHHS, and most recently as commissioner, I wish to seek out new opportunities in the private sector,” Meyers said.
Featured in Category
Potential Impacts of Proposed SNAP Eligibility and Work Requirement Changes
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About one in eight children across New Hampshire benefit from SNAP, and 73,959 individuals were enrolled as of August 2019.
Health & Mental Health
Judge To Rule Soon on Future of Seacoast Powerline Project
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The project has been controversial on a number of fronts, but mainly that it will be buried in Little Bay, a fragile estuary that local towns have been working to clean up for years and spending millions in the process.