Business & Economy
OPINION: Former House Speak O’Brien Opposes Biomass Plant Subsidies
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Free markets, driven forward by open competition and unconstrained by burdensome regulations, have always been the surest route to prosperity.
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SDH’s Favorite Four Letter Word Is ….
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Every year I gather clothes I no longer enjoy from my own closet, grab a coffee and head to this event midspring. I’m never disappointed. And I love this event, not only because I always meet and laugh with friends, I love that I get to go shopping without a wallet, without an agenda, without sales clerks, without any overhead.
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NH Convicted Child Killer Dale Loses Federal Appeal, Files Another in 1st Circuit Court
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Jim Dale has lost his latest case in U.S. District Court, but plans to further appeal his second-degree murder conviction for the rape and murder of a six-year-old girl in Hopkinton more than 20 years ago.
Jury Adds $80M Punitive Damages; Totals $117M Against Johnson & Johnson, Imerys
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A New Jersey jury On Wednesday ordered Johnson & Johnson and its main talc supplier to pay $80 million in punitive damages to a mesothelioma victim who claimed he contracted the asbestos-related cancer from years of using Johnson’s baby powder.
Education
Plymouth Meets Manchester Central In Granite State Challenge Saturday
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Tune in to NHPBS Saturday, April 14 at 6 pm as Plymouth Regional High School takes on Manchester Central High School in the quarterfinals of Granite State Challenge.
Smug NYT Should Give John Kasich His Due
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I’m usually pleased when the New York Times uses one of my ideas, but not when they mess it up like they did last week, writing about Governor John Kasich’s recent visit to our state. Ohio’s chief executive came here to drum up support for a possible run in 2020.
Trump’s Company Is Suing Towns Across the Country to Get Breaks on Taxes — ‘Trump, Inc.’ Podcast
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Why is Trump’s business arguing its properties are worth just a fraction of what Trump has claimed they are on his own financial disclosures? To save on taxes.
Berlin Mayor Makes Case for Burgess BioPower Subsidies at Concord Hearing
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CONCORD – Berlin Mayor Paul Grenier made his case for ongoing subsidies for Burgess BioPower plant on Wednesday testifying in favor of Senate Bill 577 before a House committee.
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UPDATED: House To Vote on Alternate Right-To-Know Grievance Process
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UPDATE: SB 555 has been passed by the House of Representatives. As there is a Fiscal Note on this bill, the bill now goes to the committee on Finance. This bill creates a low cost, speedy, credible, and impartial Right to Know (RSA 91-A) grievance resolution process for all parties.