North Country
Pessamit Innu, Lawmakers, Citizens, Businesses All Have Their Say on Northern Pass
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Lawmakers also turned out to protest Northern Pass and presented a petition signed by 100 House and Senate members.
Site Evaluation Committee Members Criticize Northern Pass Expert on Tourism
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CONCORD — State regulators were critical of work done by a tourism expert hired by Northern Pass Transmission project developer Eversource who concluded the proposal would have no measurable impact on the state’s tourism industry.
Kuster & Bipartisan Group Seek Continued Funding for Northern Border Regional Commission
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The bill would also allow the NBRC to include promoting the development of renewable energy resources to meet their 40% minimum of projects, and it would permit NBRC to attract businesses from outside the United States.
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Northern Pass Expert: Project Wouldn’t Hurt Tourism
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CONCORD — A tourism expert hired by the developers of the Northern Pass Transmission project says the project will have no measurable effect on the state’s tourism industry.
Energy
Pressure Mounts As Northern Pass Hearings Continue
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The Pessamit Innu First Nation of Quebec will speak out against the controversial Northern Pass project and National Grid’s recently announced transmission project is holding “community meetings” hoping to also import electricity from Canada to the New England power grid.
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Coos Planning Board Wants To Assert Its Authority Over Private Projects On Government Land
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Coos County’s Planning Board wants to make it clear its position that it has authority over private projects on state and federal land, including the White Mountain National Forest.
Feature
A Moose is Still on the Loose . . . and That’s Good News
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Growing up, I had three heroes: Hank Aaron, Arnold Palmer, and my big brother, Bruce.
OP-ED: DOT Should Follow NH Law for Northern Pass Burial Route
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OP-ED: The selection of smaller state roads has been fraught with challenges that would be absent in the Route 93 corridor. Smaller roads such as Route 116 in Franconia and Easton are simply too narrow to accommodate burial of HVDC lines without encroachment upon private property.
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Balsams’ Plan Could Finally Go Before Board In July
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LANCASTER – The renovation of the Balsams is moving ahead and plans for a new hotel may be submitted to the Coos Planning Board at its July 26 meeting, a company official said Wednesday night.
Columbia Murder Victim’s Family To Offer Reward To Help Find His Killer
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COLUMBIA – State Police are continuing to seek the public’s assistance with any information relating to the death of David Oldham.