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School boards and superintendents balked at signing a mandatory document from the New Hampshire Department of Education required for schools to receive federal money and grants.
New Hampshire would no longer recognize driver’s licenses or driver privilege cards issued to asylum seekers by other states until they obtain a green card under a bill passed by the House Thursday.
The House Thursday voted to make Ivermectin available over the counter, but effectively killed a bill to streamline the application process for the child care scholarship program Thursday.
After two hours of discussion about revenues Tuesday, the House Ways and Means Committee decided to unofficially up its revenue estimates for the next biennium by $20 million all coming from the Lottery Commission.
The push to decide zoning and land use at the state level and tell towns too bad for all that work you did, has snared more than the Free Staters and libertarians in the New Hampshire legislature, it has also been touted by the majority of Democrats in the legislature in the guise of affordable housing.
After a nearly one-hour debate, the Senate Thursday voted along party lines to approve a bill that sets up the process to ban books and other “inappropriate materials” from public schools.
A bill banning sanctuary cities in New Hampshire and one that requires law enforcement agencies to comply with immigration detainers are headed to the governor’s desk after they passed the Senate Thursday.
Two bills that would change the default budget process for Senate Bill 2 towns and school districts had different fates before the Senate Election Law and Municipal Affairs Committee Tuesday.
First they came for the vaccine and the masks, and then they came for the Trans kids and their healthcare. Then it was public schools, libraries, the interest and dividends tax, and now zoning and land use regulations.