Folks in Favor and Opposed Testify on Right-to-Know Bills
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The executive director of the New Hampshire Municipal Association said sometimes it is impractical for an official to “immediately” respond.
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NH Troopers Assoc. Opposes Bill To Open Police Discipline Files
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The president of the New Hampshire Troopers Association said there would be “unintended consequences” of opening an entire police personnel file to the public.
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Governor Sununu and NH DHHS Release 10-Year Mental Health Plan
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The Plan envisions a statewide mental health system that provides access to a full continuum of care.
Courts & Corrections
NH To Receive $1.4M In Hip Implant Lawsuit
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New Hampshire and 45 other states reached a $120 million consent judgment with Johnson & Johnson and DePuy to resolve allegations that DePuy unlawfully promoted its metal-on-metal hip implant devices, the ASR XL and the Pinnacle Ultamet.
Senator Kevin Cavanaugh Introduces Granite State Jobs Act
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Sen. Cavanaugh: “Each week there are thousands of job openings in our state due to a gap in training opportunities.”
Legislation Addresses Mental Health Emergency Room Boarding Crisis
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Sen. Tom Sherman: “This emergency measure will relieve pressure on our mental health system and help get patients the treatment they deserve.”
Oldest Desk in the State House: A NH Original By Way of Delaware
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The desk disappeared for a while, but got an assist finding its way home from Delaware’s famous DuPont family.
Dems Explore Emergency Legislation to Help NH Families During Govt. Shutdown
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Senate President, Donna Soucy (D-Manchester) and House Speaker, Steve Shurtleff (D-Penacook) released a joint statement addressing the continued impact of the federal government shutdown on New Hampshire working families.
A Narrow Opening for Business Tax Hikes This Session?
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The business tax reductions have never been popular with Democrats and the business community did not ask for the last round of cuts but was certainly not opposed to lower tax bills.