“We’re just so thankful that no one was hurt,” said Jane A. Difley, President/Forester of the Forest Society.
Committee Kills Bill Limiting Police Use of Lethal Force During Arrests
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The committee voted 18 to 1 on Thursday to recommend the bill as inexpedient to legislate, which means the House will most likely kill it.
Van Ostern Suggests Dates to Gardner For ‘Open Forum’ for Secretary of State Candidates
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Van Ostern: “I’m happy to consider any format you suggest, so long as incoming legislators have the opportunity to hear from us directly and ask questions.”
Run Beto Run – This Time For President
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The times call for someone different than the usual suspects.
Conway School District Food Service Investigation Closed
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The district reported that internal control deficiencies in its organization were corrected after the discovery of the overbilling.
Forest Service seeks public comment on management of mineral, oil, and gas resources
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There is a backlog of nearly 2,000 pending Expressions of Interest in leasing oil and gas on about 2 million acres.
Do you miss Mike Marland’s editorial cartoons, too?
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Mike Marland is alive and well and skewering to beat the band.
Fathers and Sons and Fishing
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There are two passions that my father and I share, reading and fishing. It is the latter that brings us the closest.
Share of Women in Elected Office in NH Legislature and Every State
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Women still have a long way to go before their representation in state political offices reflects the U.S. population. Women currently represent just 25.3 percent of state legislators and 22.8 percent of statewide elected executives.
NH Center for Public Policy Studies Closing Its Doors
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CONCORD — After 22 years, The New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies — an independent, nonpartisan think tank — will close its doors in two months due to a lack of fundin