Business & Economy
It’s Short. It’s Sweet. And Finally Here
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The weather has been pretty cold up until this week and many maple syrup producers have been waiting for a bit of a thaw to produce this year’s crop.
Uncategorized
You Got Fully Vaccinated: How Your Life Changes Now
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In private settings, fully vaccinated people can study, worship, play cards and visit without masks or social distancing, the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Monday.
Business & Economy
Vaccinations Accelerate at NH Motor Speedway Super Site
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Gov. Chris Sununu toured the state’s first mass vaccination site at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon Saturday where 12,000 Granite Staters are expected to receive the Johnson and Johnson vaccine between Saturday, March 6 and Monday, March 8.
Education
House Ed Committee Says School Choice Bill Needs More Work
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After some heated discussion the day before, the House Education Committee Thursday found unanimity on a bill establishing school choice.
Business & Economy
Sununu Budget Proposal Would Increase Spending While Cutting Taxes
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Gov. Chris Sununu Thursday presented a budget that would maintain funding for numerous social service programs, increase spending on mental health, combine the university and community colleges systems, and cut some taxes.
Bob Backus
A Shakespearian Moment for New Hampshire Energy Policy
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Creating a state Department of Energy is a great idea, and not just for the reasons Bob Backus pursued it so quixotically.
COVID-19
Criticism Mounts About COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
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Facing mounting criticism about the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, Gov. Chris Sununu responded with no new details and an emailed comment from Perry Plummer, who is in charge of the vaccine distribution.
Chris Sununu
Sununu’s Answers Incomplete About Who Gets Vaccine To Avoid Spoilage
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Getting answers from Gov. Chris Sununu about vaccine doses given out of order to avoid spoilage or almost anything about the COVID-19 response beyond his press conferences and press releases has been difficult.
Elections
Senate Committee Nixes Independent Redistricting Commission
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What was once a bipartisan effort is now a partisan battle after a Senate committee voted down party lines to recommend killing a bill establishing an independent redistricting commission.