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Housing Shortage
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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.
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DHHS Report on Overdoses at Youth Treatment Center Criticized
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In two days, Nov. 24 and 25, five of the 10 patients were taken to hospitals for suspected drug overdoses, one a suspected suicide attempt. And another youth was accused of assaulting two other patients during the same time period. On Dec. 2, the last youth at the facility was taken to the hospital after ingesting hand sanitizer, the report said.
Courts & Corrections
Few Details as AG Investigates ‘Suspicious Deaths’ in Littleton
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Attorney General Gordon MacDonald doesn’t say how many deaths are being investigated in Littleton.
Health & Mental Health
Sununu to Nominate Shibinette to Head Health and Human Services
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Lori Shibinette is currently serving as the Chief Executive Officer of New Hampshire Hospital.
Business & Economy
Update: Regional Clean Transportation Plan Released; Sununu Says NH Won’t Participate
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On Tuesday, a draft transportation climate plan was released by the Transportation Climate Initiative or TCI, which for the past year has had states in the region studying ways to reduce greenhouse emissions through cleaner fuel and modes of transport.
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Opinion: Disagrees With Column About NH Electric Rates
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After reading NH’s Consumer Advocate Don Kreis’ recent piece addressing New Hampshire electricity rates I was compelled to correct the record on several critical factors omitted from his essay.
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UNH Research: Migration, Young Voters May Change NH’s Political Landscape
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They report that more than 20 percent of potential voters in the 2020 New Hampshire primary were either not old enough to vote in 2016 or resided somewhere other than New Hampshire.
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Opinion: Ed. Commissioner Says ‘We’re not giving up on charter schools’
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We will confer with Washington to preserve the availability of these funds. We will work with the Legislature to authorize acceptance of this grant.
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NH’s Charter Schools and the Mudslinging Politics To Come
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So, on one hand the state is giving school districts, especially poor districts, more state money, and on the other, taking it away if some of their students leave for charter schools.