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Presidential Contenders Are Everywhere in NH Right Now
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It’s a big week for NH primary visits! Pete Buttigieg, Kamala Harris, Cory Booker, Beto O’Rourke, Joe Biden, Seth Moulton, and Julian Castro are coming, beginning Friday morning:
Supreme Court Strongly Supports SEC’s Northern Pass Denial
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“We have reviewed the record and conclude that the Subcommittee’s findings are supported by competent evidence and are not erroneous as a matter of law” Associate Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi wrote for the court.
Related: Behind the Scenes as Northern Pass’ Friends and Foes Argue One More Time
Learn Everywhere Takes a Hit at Concord Hearing
CONCORD – Learn Everywhere, a controversial statewide education plan that would let students gain up to a third of their graduation requirements outside the classroom, experienced a setback in its implementation on Thursday.
Ex-Sen. Woodburn After Trial Delayed: ‘I just want to tell my side of the story’
“There’s an ongoing criminal investigation with respect to the dissemination of the image we discussed,” Senior Assistant Attorney General Geoffrey said.
Dem Party Chair Blasts Sununu for Not Condemning Trump’s Racist Tweet
New Hampshire Democratic Party Chair Ray Buckley criticized GOP Gov. Chris Sununu for not condemning President Trump’s racist tweet about four freshmen Democratic House members or say the tweet was racist.
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Sununu Signs Bill Requiring Menstrual Care Products Be Available in Schools
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Little Progress So Far on Goal of Cutting U.S. Food Waste in Half
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Dems To Meet With Sununu: Will There Be a Budget Deal?
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Democratic leaders will meet with Gov. Chris Sununu Friday to try to reach agreement on a state budget for fiscal years 2020 and 2021
Council Rejects MacDonald’s Nomination as NH Supreme Court Chief Justice
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Voting against the 58-year-old who has served as the state’s attorney general since 2017, were Executive Councilors Debora Pignatelli of Nashua, Andru Volinski of Concord and Mike Cryans of Hanover, all Democrats.
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Sununu Auctions Off Flags, Family Leave Veto at GOP July 4 Fundraiser
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Sununu’s spokesman didn’t immediately return a call seeking comment.
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Medicaid Work
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Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.
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Murder Accomplice Susan McLaughlin Cook Seeks 4th Pardon Try
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Convicted murder accomplice Susan McLaughlin Cook is asking the Executive Council for a pardon hearing again.
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Elder, disability and justice advocates urge Sununu to sign HB 696
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HB 696 expands our current protective order laws to allow vulnerable adults (a person who is unable due to a physical, mental or emotional impairment to manage their own affairs or delegate responsibility to a responsible caregiver) to obtain a protective order to get immediate relief from abuse, neglect or exploitation.
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Sununu Signs Bill Delaying Medicaid Work Requirement
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Expect to see Health and Human Services staff knocking on doors in Nashua, Manchester, and Laconia and at places like the grocery store and department stores, asking residents to sign-up for the work requirement this summer.
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Marianne Williamson’s Vibe in New Castle: Gracious, Kind, Intelligent, Kind
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Williamson wore killer heels and spoke on the porch of a home so lovely I gasped while walking up the driveway.
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Following the Money in Wake of Sununu’s Budget Veto
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The budget was vetoed although the difference between what Sununu proposed in February, $13.1 billion in total spending, and what the legislature’s committee of conference produced, $13.3 billion, is but a $200 million or 1.5 percent difference.
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Ride for the Fallen 7
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Citizens and first responders from Meredith to Randolph lined overpasses and intersections along Routes 93 and 3 Saturday to honor the seven people who died in the crash June 21.