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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says burying an additional 40 miles of Northern Pass transmission line in its most northern segment would be less damaging to wetlands and wildlife than as currently proposed and “appears practicable.”
The purchase of land needed to open a $50 million, high-tech commercial greenhouse in Berlin may not occur until late this fall, according to an official working with the project. The deal was expected to go through last April.
Eversource NH president Bill Quinlan, Manchester Community College and IBEW electrical representatives welcomed Gov. Chris Sununu to a regular lineworker training session Wednesday, according to an Eversource news release. But the event was not posted on Sununu’s public schedule.
New Hampshire Public Television is changing its name to New Hampshire PBS on October 1, 2017. The change in name recognizes the strong relationship viewers express between New Hampshire Public Television and PBS.
And SEC vice chair Kathryn Bailey told Robert Varney: “There is so much opposition from so many of these towns. You should have tried to do more to minimize impacts.”
SEN. SHAHEEN: “The court’s actions today provide valuable time to continue making the case for why the Indonesian community should remain in New Hampshire.”
A new program is now available in rural regions of New Hampshire to provide free technical assistance to business owners and agricultural producers, helping them evaluate and assess the potential for using renewable energy at their business.
We’re asking a federal court for the code behind a technique that critics say may have put innocent people in prison.
Beginning in September, we resume our activities in determining the public policy of the state of New Hampshire. We begin holding public meetings on retained bills, those bills that we felt had merit, but we could not resolve in the regular session.