Mr. Davidow Of New Hampshire Loves His Mini, Too
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My kid likes my Mini because it’s as cute as your basic English bulldog and he counts them on the highway now with real enjoyment.
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Sununu, Legislative Leaders Announce Tentative Agreement with New Hampshire Hospitals
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The terms of the agreement would require additional appropriations of approximately $23.4 million in State funds in fiscal year 2018 and $22.2 million in State funds in fiscal year 2019, which represents approximately $28 million in savings from previous estimates.
Energy
Report Debunks ISO Claims About Shaky Fuel Security During NE Cold Snaps
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Report Reveals New England Doesn’t Need New Gas Pipelines
New England Won’t Be Rationing Electricity Despite ‘Alarmist Warnings’
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Let me say this as clearly and unequivocally as I can: The lights are not going out. There will not be rolling blackouts.
Business & Economy
Former Concord Investment Advisor Indicted For Theft and Fraud
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Attorney General Gordon J. MacDonald announces that on April 27, 2018, a Merrimack County Grand Jury returned 11 indictments against James E. Knee (age 65), a former Concord, New Hampshire investment adviser with Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. and Voya Financial Advisors, Inc., relating to conduct between 2014 and 2017.
News
NH Senate Passes Transgender Rights Bill, Now Up to Gov. Sununu
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There is still one more thing we have to do before we can mount a full-scale celebration: Ensure Governor Sununu signs HB 1319 into law.
Business & Economy
May 2 NH House Recap
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Check out the actions taken by the New Hampshire House today, May 2.
Education
National Governors Association Eyes NH’s Work-Based Learning Opportunities
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CONCORD, NH – Representatives of the National Governors Association Center for Best Practices were in New Hampshire on May 1, for a site visit to familiarize themselves with some of the opportunities students in the Capital and Lakes Regions have with work-based learning programs.
Business & Economy
Public Counsel: Motion To Recuse Two On Northern Pass Panel Is Flawed
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CONCORD — The recusal of two members of the Site Evaluation Committee sought by supporters of the Northern Pass project asserts bias for doing what they are required to do as regulators, several intervenors said Wednesday.