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Potential Impacts of Proposed SNAP Eligibility and Work Requirement Changes
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About one in eight children across New Hampshire benefit from SNAP, and 73,959 individuals were enrolled as of August 2019.
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Sen. Feltes Demands Unsealing Records of Glenn Normandeau’s Ouster
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Also on Thursday, Gov. Chris Sununu said it was the New Hampshire Fish and Game Commission’s call to oust its long-time executive director, not his.
Education
‘Textbook-free’ course now at Nashua Community College, more in the fall
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The cost for the English 101 textbook dropped from $118.25 to $0.
Health & Mental Health
Judge To Rule Soon on Future of Seacoast Powerline Project
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The project has been controversial on a number of fronts, but mainly that it will be buried in Little Bay, a fragile estuary that local towns have been working to clean up for years and spending millions in the process.
Environment & Science
Normandeau Blasts Fish and Game Commission for Secret Vote Against Him
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Chairman Robert “Moose” Phillipson of Cheshire County, said: “We were requested by the governor to not say anything to you until it was done. The actual decision was made between you and the governor.”
Courts & Corrections
Prescott Asks Democratic Councilors To Reconsider AG MacDonald as Chief Justice
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If at least one Democratic councilor is willing to change his or her vote, MacDonald’s name could be brought forward for a new vote, Councilor Russell Prescott said.
Feature
Swamping The Drain
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Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C. See more of Mike Marland’s NH politics webcomic here.
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‘Why the Future of News Matters With Gloria Norris’ Nov. 12 in Manchester
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Our panel ACLU-NH’s Gilles Bissonnette, Executive Councilor Andru Volinsky, First Amendment Attorney Rick Gagliuso and InDepthNH.org founder Nancy West discuss why a vibrant press makes for great democracy.