Education
NH House Tries Again on Guns and Pot
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The state has not, however, followed surrounding states in legalizing the personal use of cannabis as have Massachusetts, Maine and Vermont.
Education
House Reprimands 7 GOP Members for Failing to Attend Harassment Training
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On Thursday, the House spent about four hours reprimanding the members who attended the session, convicting seven of the eight members.
Business & Economy
‘How Transparent is NH Government and Why It Matters’ March 10 at Nashua Community College
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On Tuesday, March 10, the New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism, Nashua Community College and the New England First Amendment Coalition will co-sponsor a free event “How Transparent is NH Government and Why It Matters” at the college in room 150 from 5 to 8 p.m.
Courts & Corrections
Protective Orders, Cats’ Claws and Net Metering Drive House Action
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The House voted to initially approve a bill to protect older vulnerable adults from exploitation Wednesday.
Featured in Category
Sununu Nominates Three Circuit Court Judges at Council Meeting
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At Wednesday’s regular council meeting, Sununu nominated Kimberly Chabot of Henniker, John Curran of Londonderry and Thomas F. Reid II of Epsom to be Circuit Court judges, with terms that end at age 70.
Business & Economy
Report: Fire Problems Continue to Plague Popular Models of Polaris Off-Road Vehicles
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Polaris Industries, which boasts of being a global leader in sales of off-highway vehicles, also has the dubious distinction of being the No. 1 company for recalls, according to a new report.
Business & Economy
Creating Equitable Opportunities for All Granite Staters Forum Is Friday
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Despite a strong statewide economy, many Granite Staters continue to struggle to make ends meet. There are large disparities in who achieves economic security, and in levels of access to housing, health care, and educational opportunities across the state.
Education
$46M Federal Grant To Increase Charter Schools Gets New Life in GOP Bill
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Members of the Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday heard testimony about newly proposed legislation to accept a $46 million federal grant to increase the number of charter schools in New Hampshire.