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Legislature Defies the Will of the People
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The contrast between the Senate and House was apparent last week, although only the Senate was in session.
Feature
Cherished Memories Find New Home in Fire Pit
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Last week I opened a trunk that had not seen the light of day since the late 90s. In the spirit of moving houses, packing and sorting, I opted to take this trunk with me as I traveled down to the south shore of Massachusetts.
Feature
WMNF’s Lake Tarleton – A Gemstone in the Balance
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Today the area is once again under threat, this time from the very agency that was charged with caring for it when $7.5 million in public and private funds secured its preservation.
COVID
DHHS: 452 New COVID-19 Cases, 1 Death, 23 Hospitalizations
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On Friday, the state reported 23 COVID-19 hospitalizations. The NHHA website reported 93 total confirmed cases in the state’s hospitals, with 26 patients being treated specifically with COVID-19 medications.
COVID
Two Senators With COVID-19 Attend Session Remotely
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Two state Senators – Lou D’Allesandro, D-Manchester, and Bill Gannon, R-Sandown, attended Thursday’s session via video because they both had tested positive for COVID-19, D’Allesandro said Friday.
News
Two Gorham Deaths Ruled Homicides
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Those deceased adults have been identified as Holly Banks (age 28) and her acquaintance, Keith Labelle (age 42). Ms. Banks lived at the 625 North Main Street residence.
Featured in Category
Senate Backs Parents Bill of Rights
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The state Senate passed a bill that would create a Parents Bill of Rights on Thursday. House Bill 1431 now goes to the Finance Committee.
Homegrow Marijuana
Pot Bill Goes Up In Smoke in N.H. Senate
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CONCORD – A bill that would have allowed adults to possess up to three-quarters of an ounce of marijuana and grow up to six plants at home was killed in the Senate 15 to 9 on Thursday.
Dover
Dover City Council Challenges Redistricting Plan
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The Dover City Council has voted, 7-1, to challenge the redistricting plan that placed Ward 4 in a floterial district with the towns of Madbury, Lee, and Durham, depriving Dover of its own representative for that ward.