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However, New England electric ratepayers could collectively reduce their bills by $1.5 billion to $1 billion a year if there were no forward capacity component.
This disease is called collecting, or in the flyfishing world, being a “Gear Hound.” It happens so subtly the victim doesn’t even realize it.
Steve Taylor of Plainfield is far more than what the title of his book declares. The book title is Stephen Howard Taylor: Recollections of a life in newspapering, farming & public service.
Need a pick me up? A reminder that in spite of all that has transpired, is transpiring, will transpire in this land of the free – for most, home of the brave – for all, the United States is still a country where people believe in the possible, the impossible, the American dream.
Pride Month has come to an end. June marked the anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising, a six-day protest in Greenwich Village, NY, that sparked the modern-day LGBTQ+ rights movement in America.
-People began filing into the Nashua Unitarian Church for the Faith Forum on Immigration a little before 7 p.m. on June 29. Black, brown, white, young, old, and in between, mostly masked, about 80 people spread out in the sanctuary’s wooden pews.
– The Supreme Court has handed down a decision that will significantly limit the federal government’s power to regulate pollution from power plants and other industrial sources.
Today, Planned Parenthood New Hampshire Action Fund and reproductive rights allies released a plan containing short- and long-term recommendations for protecting and expanding access to safe, legal abortion in the Granite State.
There are currently 17 hospitalized patients being treated for COVID-19. In New Hampshire, since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 332,120 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
Claremont City Councilor Jon Stone is trying again to get elected as a state representative as he continues the fight to keep his police discipline records hidden from voters.
Prompted by Councilor Henry Lipman, the city of Laconia decided on Monday to set aside $20,000 from end-of-fiscal year contingency money as a financial incentive for the city police to develop a plan for policing the homeless who use the city parks as living quarters.
The Attorney General has concluded that Officers Colangelo and Foss were justified in using deadly force against William Case. Accordingly, no charges will be filed against either officer.
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has identified the first probable case of monkeypox in the State. The patient is a resident of Rockingham County. Out of respect for patient privacy, no additional information about the patient can be released.
The state Supreme Court declined to address a superior court judge’s request to determine if the state constitution forbids partisan gerrymandering before deciding a case contesting the new state Senate and Executive Council districts.
Councilor Cinde Warmington pressed Gov. Chris Sununu on what he plans to do to protect abortion providers and their out-of-state patients at Wednesday’s Executive Council meeting.