Business & Economy
Distant Dome: With the Election Approaching, Things Are Getting Crazy
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Most casual voters do not understand the devastating effect the US Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision has had on the nation’s politics.
Education
Question 2 Is a Mixed Bag with Lots of Propaganda and Misinformation
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Come Tuesday everyone who turns out to vote will have an opportunity to either cripple their local school district or finally bring property taxes under control depending on your viewpoint.
Courts & Corrections
Court Upholds Revocation of Former Sen. Sanborn’s Charity Casino License
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The state Supreme Court upheld the NH Lottery and Gaming Commission’s decision to revoke Concord Casino’s gaming licenses and to deny a purchaser’s licensing application for the facility.
Business & Economy
State’s Rainy Day Fund Below National Average for Coverage
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New Hampshire increased the number of days its rainy day fund could support state government in an emergency, but it remains in the bottom half of the states.
Business & Economy
Distant Dome: Something Is Rotten in Concord
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The late Dennis Murphy, who was the longtime lobbyist for the National Education Association NH as well as advisor to the late former Gov. Hugh Gallen, had more good advice than most Concord insiders.
Education
Education Freedom Account Administrator Balks at Cooperating on Performance Audit
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The Children’s Scholarship Fund NH is holding up work on a performance audit of its management of the Education Freedom Account program, a legislative committee was told Friday.
Business & Economy
29,000 Granite Staters Could Lose Their Health Coverage, New Study Says
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A new study by the NH Fiscal Policy Institute indicates from 23,000 to 29,000 New Hampshire residents will lose their Medicaid health insurance coverage by 2028 under new federal and state regulations and requirements set to begin Jan. 1.
Business & Economy
NH Supreme Court Challenged Again on Who Should Hear Oral Arguments
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Another request to stay oral arguments has been filed with the state Supreme Court until the possible investigations of three justices is known.
Business & Economy
New Brief in Rand Case Urges Supreme Court to Uphold Claremont Education Funding Decisions
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Five members of the Education Funding Commission, which met six years ago, filed a brief with the state Supreme Court in the Rand education funding case Friday urging the court to reject the state’s request to overturn the landmark Claremont education funding decisions.