The education funding commission is exploring a different approach to determining an adequate education and how to distribute money to achieve the goal.
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Clock Ticking on Spending $1.25B Federal COVID Funds
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Gov. Chris Sununu said he spoke directly with President Donald Trump about CARES Act funding and flexibility to use those funds in 2021, particularly as they relate to extending and improving broadband service across the state.
COVID-19
COVID-19 Listed Thursday by Nursing Homes and Schools; Check Your Town’s Total
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The state Department of Health and Human Service announced 56 new positive test results for COVID-19 and one new death on Thursday.
COVID-19
Gardner Looks To November and Future Elections
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Allowing for absentee voting while still offering a chance to vote at the polls is preferred by the Secretary of State to keep New Hampshire’s voter turnout among the nation’s highest.
Chris Pappas
More than 100 Granite Staters Join Pappas in Putting ‘Country Over Party’
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More than 100 Granite Staters Join Pappas in Putting ‘Country Over Party’
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Sununu: Income Tax Architect Wins Democrat Primary
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“With the dust finally settled from their bitter intra-party squabbling, New Hampshire Democrats today nominated a candidate for governor whose only claim to fame is trying — and failing — to force an income tax on Granite State families, not once, but twice. Dan Feltes has never managed anything in his life and is clearly unprepared to lead our state.”
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Lawn Chairs, Hopeful Candidates and Face Masks on an Unusual Primary Day
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Sitting together in lawn chairs with their signs under the shade tree outside Center Harbor Town Hall, the two candidates for state representative shook hands for the camera on a most unusual primary election day in New Hampshire.
COVID-19
Both Parties Have Much at Stake in the Primary
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With Secretary of State William Gardner predicting a record turnout and with about 100,000 absentee ballots to count, the results are likely to be later than usual Tuesday evening.
Business & Economy
COVID-19 Takes Toll on State Revenues
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Business taxes and the rooms and meals tax continue to be impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic as state revenues are down about 7 percent over the revenue plan developed by budget officials.
Business & Economy
Supporters: Vetoed ‘Red Flag’ Bill Would Help Prevent Suicides, Mass Killings
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The bill would have established extreme risk protection orders through a civil process initiated by a person’s family, housemates or law enforcement.