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Katie Duran of Wolfeboro was beaming and said she almost accidentally signed House Bill 581 just after Gov. Chris Sununu in celebration of a measure that places the burden of proof in special education on the system rather than the parent.
President Joe Biden’s tax proposals being debated in Washington this summer are being greeted with enthusiasm and support by New Hampshire residents because they look to tax the wealthy rather than raise debt, according to a new poll.
After failing to reach a settlement agreement through mediation, lawyers for Nashua’s Bishop Guertin High School want to have the sex abuse lawsuit brought by a former student dismissed.
A bail hearing scheduled for Wednesday that was to include the presentation of evidence in the murder and decapitation case involving Jaffrey’s Britany Barron was called off late Tuesday, and it is still unclear why.
There are currently 20 individuals hospitalized with COVID-19. In New Hampshire since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 100,465 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
Director of Charitable Trusts Thomas Donovan has petitioned for restitution, damages, civil penalties, and fees in a case alleging that a former Portsmouth attorney defrauded the Salvation Army of assets his client had intended to go to the charity.
A new study of the pandemic’s effect on state revenues shows New Hampshire in the middle of the pack nationally.
The Pew Research Center’s study, using US Census data for quarterly revenue collections by the states and adjusted for inflation, shows some states rebounding quicker than others in revenue collection which includes taxes, licensing, and compulsory fees with most states returning to pre-pandemic levels in the first half of this calendar year.
White Mountains Community College and The Cog Railway are teaming up for some workforce development in the North Country and to keep the iconic locomotives chugging up to the top of Mount Washington.
Mark Sanborn, in his new role with the state Department of Energy, asked those attending a hearing at the Pease International Tradeport for their concerns about a proposed offshore wind project in the Gulf of Maine.