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House Bill 56, would ask the Department of Environmental Services to determine a safe distance but Republicans said they prefer Senate Bill 61, which has passed in the Senate and is being now considered in the House. It sets up a study and directs funding to hire an outside firm to figure that out.
“The whole point of it is to be here to protest against gun violence and to protest for taking control in our country,” said Wendy Lapham of Concord, who leaned against the wall by Gibson’s Bookstore in downtown Concord with a sign reading “Kids cannot be replaced.
While the ability for the speech to continue was put to a vote, ultimately Rep. Debra Altschiller (D-Stratham) ability to deliver remarks prevailed.
On Monday, Rep. Debra Altschiller, D-Stratham, announced her candidacy for New Hampshire Senate District 24, the seat currently held by Dr. Tom Sherman, who announced his candidacy for governor on March 14.
After Tuesday’s deadly tragedy in Atlanta, and with just 24 hours notice, about 300 Granite Staters gathered on the Capitol Plaza in front of the State House Sunday for a peaceful solidarity rally with the American Asian and Pacific Islander community.
“On first blush, I can’t approve that,” House Speaker Steve Shurtleff said.