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This year is the 30th anniversary of the state Supreme Court’s Claremont education decision, but the fundamental issues raised by the five plaintiff communities is not yet “settled law.”
The Rockingham Superior Court judge hearing the latest challenge to the state’s education funding system told attorneys Wednesday he believes the case is ripe for a summary judgment.
The initial figures for state revenue collected in the 2023 fiscal year ending June 30 shows the state collected $539 million more than predicted by budget writers two years ago.
Despite assurances about not upending settled law during their confirmation hearings before the US Senate, the three Supreme Court justices seated during the Trump administration, have not lived up to their words.
Rep. Mel Myler, D-Hopkinton, argues against approving House Bill 175 Thursday on the House floor as lawmakers wind down their 2023 session.
The House killed a bill that some believe favored the solid waste industry over those impacted by those facilities.
Several Executive Councilors wanted assurances $7 million in federal COVID relief funds for Crotched Mountain School will benefit New Hampshire students.
The ownership of land Eversource purchased for the ill-fated Northern Pass Transmission Project has been transferred to the previous owners of the property.
There are lots of examples of the tyranny of the majority, but last week it couldn’t be more blatant than what happened with House Bill 75.