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NH News Roundup on Tuesday, Jan. 24
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News from around New Hampshire and the world.
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Order: Forest Society Won’t Get Any Northern Pass Financial Documents, But Can Question Balsams Developer
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In an order Thursday, the Site Evaluation Committee rejected the forest society’s request for documents from Dixville Capital, LLC and Balsams Resort Holdings, LLC, but said it could ask limited questions of the developer, Les Otten.
Mass. Top Court Orders Remedying Thousands of Tainted Drug Convictions
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More than four years after a Massachusetts lab chemist confessed to manipulating drug test results, the state’s highest court has called on prosecutors to reverse potentially thousands of tainted convictions.
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Shaheen Seeks To Repeal Trump Abortion Funding Ban Order
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Trump’s policy bans federal funds for non-governmental organizations that provide abortion services or provide information about abortion as part of family planning services, forcing clinics to choose between providing limited reproductive health services while accepting U.S. funds or providing comprehensive family planning and reproductive healthcare with a limited budget.
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Balsams Developer: $2 Million Loan Not Linked To Support of Northern Pass
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CONCORD – Balsams developer Les Otten said at a recent technical session that a $2 million loan he received from Northern Pass’ $200 million Forward NH Fund was not conditioned on his support of the controversial plan to build a 192-mile high-voltage transmission line from Pittsburg to Deerfield.
Gaycation Objectification: There’s No Place Like NH Home
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‘The Gay Agenda’: When people come out as LGBTQ, often times they are met with well-meaning warnings of ridicule. For me, when I came out to my parents I was almost immediately told that I would be loved no matter what by my family, but not to expect the same from strangers.
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Lancaster Women’s March: Chris Jensen Photos, Video
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Chris Jensen captures the mood and spirit at the Women’s March in Lancaster on Saturday in this gallery of still photographs and video.
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Trump’s nominees face ethics, divestment challenges
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A president-elect’s Cabinet choices provide an early and often-illuminating marker of where the new administration is headed in both tone and policy.
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Sunday NH Toon
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Mike Marland hasn’t skipped a beat. He’s still skewering the powers that be just in time for a very busy legislation season. He didn’t let us down. Please don’t let Mike Marland down. We must pay him what he’s worth and we need YOU to donate to his CrowdRise campaign now. Thanks to all of you who have already helped out.