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On Saturday, April 28, InDepthNH.org is hosting a free forum at the Nackey Loeb School of Communications in Manchester from 1 to 4 p.m. to talk about the most fun thing the writers do here — write, write, write.
State regulators will hold deliberative hearings on motions for rehearing their denial of the Northern Pass Transmission project on May 24 and June 4 if necessary.
For nearly 39 years, hospitals’ uncompensated care has been the gift that keeps on giving. From the early 1990’s to today, the ebb and flow between hospitals and lawmakers has ranged from kumbaya moments to volcanic eruptions over uncompensated care.
NEWMARKET – Kat Murphy is busy trying to find homes for 200 evening gowns that she hopes will make it to a prom somewhere soon.
How do you volunteer at a house of corrections? What are the risks in helping prisoners keep their sanity and religious faith? What do you say to immigrants fighting deportation in a county jail? Why are people of color far more likely to go to jail than whites?
House Bill 1313 at 1 p.m. in State House Room 100 relative to prohibitions on carrying a loaded firearm on an OHRV or snowmobile and other bills.
HB 1319 will get a Senate hearing in the Judiciary Committee on Monday, April 16 at 1:30 p.m. in State House Room 100. HB 1319 would prohibit discrimination based on gender identity.
In total, wildlife tourism accounts for an estimated twenty to forty percent of the total one trillion dollars expended annually by travelers and the services that
accommodate them.
So if you were looking to pay someone to promote the benefits of replacing beef with brussels sprouts, Five Guys would not be on your short list. And, yet, when it comes to ratepayer-funded energy efficiency, we’re doing the equivalent of paying Five Guys to persuade people to eat fewer hamburgers.