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Canterbury’s annual roadside cleanup always provides an opportunity to examine the drinking habits of the littering community.
House budget writers tried to thread a needle with their plan: include enough culture war and spending cuts to draw enough from the very conservative wing of the GOP House members without losing the half dozen moderate Republicans who remain in their caucus.
Last week in Hannaford, a gentleman, let’s call him the Penguin, came up behind me at the check-out, put his items on the belt about two inches from my items.
Roger Wood, in this podcast, talks with Christopher Parker, assistant city manager of Dover.
New Hampshire will offer vaccines to anyone 16 years of age and older regardless of their residency, and will begin taking appointments for all beginning April 19, Gov. Chris Sununu said at his news conference on Thursday.
The sites will be open from 8:00AM – 4:00 PM this Sunday, and a total of 4,500 Johnson & Johnson vaccine appointments were opened.
The House decided to expand charitable gambling by allowing betting on historic horse racing but failed to meet the required vote to place a constitutional amendment before voters prohibiting gun restrictions.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 434 new positive test results for COVID-19 and one death Wednesday, for a current PCR test positivity rate of 2.5%.
Gov. Chris Sununu’s nominee to become a Superior Court judge who is the current Rockingham County Attorney, Patricia Conway, was lauded at a public hearing before the state’s Executive Council Wednesday in Concord.
The House approved a $13.67 billion two-year operating budget Wednesday Republicans touted as fiscally responsible, but Democrats said underfunded critical state services as the state recovers from the pandemic.
The Littleton therapist who is the only defense witness for former state Senator Jeff Woodburn’s upcoming trial on domestic violence charges said allegations that prompted him to surrender his license to practice recently were false or distorted, intended to damage his credibility and derail Woodburn’s defense.
Expect fewer COVID-19 vaccines to enter the state next week than had been anticipated, Gov. Chris Sununu told Executive Councilors at their Wednesday meeting, but do expect Fourth of July parades across the state and other summer festivities to resume.
The arrests do not represent the culmination of the investigation but are merely a step forward in this comprehensive and multi-faceted investigation.
If you are one of the many people who find their eyes glazing over when people begin talking about utility law, the Grid, Megawatts, Negawatts and other such terminology you may be tempted to skip listening to this Podcast with NH’s Consumer Advocate Don Kreis.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 402 new positive test results for COVID-19 and no new deaths Tuesday, for a current PCR test positivity rate of 4.4%.