Bill Related to Excess SWEPT Payments Goes To Legislative Hearing
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A bill that would change the way the state addresses excess funds paid to municipalities for the use of school districts went to a hearing Tuesday.
Carbon Credit Sequestration Taxing Bill Gets Support and Opposition
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Enabling legislation that would allow municipalities to tax standing wood and timber on land used for carbon sequestration went to a public hearing Monday with a mix of support and opposition.
Goodlander Hears Concerns as She Hosts Town Hall With Constituents, Mayors
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The new Democratic Congresswoman, Maggie Goodlander of New Hampshire’s District 2, held a virtual town hall style discussion with Granite State residents and mayors from her district from Nashua, Claremont, Franklin, Berlin and Concord on Friday at noon.
Ayotte, BEA’s Lamontagne Sees Business Recruitment Opportunities with Canada
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Gov. Kelly Ayotte said she sees great potential for recruiting Canadian investors to come to New Hampshire to establish their businesses here and she is willing to go there to help recruit businesses.
Ayotte Nominates Cline, Duprey to Renewed Terms on Education Board, BFA
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The new Republican governor has tapped Andrew Cline of Bedford for reappointment to the State Board of Education and Stephen M. Duprey of Concord to another term on the Business Finance Authority.
Protesters Came Out in Force to Denounce Trump at the State House; Ayotte Reacts
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Hundreds of protesters expressing concern about the recent actions by the new Trump Administration in Washington came to the State House Wednesday to voice their anger, part of a 50-state demonstration.
Laconia State School Sale Moving Forward, But a Ways To Go
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The Laconia State School property is still on track to be sold and developed into a multi-family mixed use community by Pillsbury Development, though the process could take another 18 months, the state’s Executive Council was told Wednesday.
Cell Phone Ban in Public School Supported in NH Senate Committee Hearing
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Cell phone usage could be curtailed in public classrooms in New Hampshire under a bill that went before the Senate Education Committee Tuesday.
Parents’ Bill of Rights in Education Gets Hearing in Senate Committee
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A bill that would collectively establish in one place in law a parents’ bill of rights in education, co-sponsored by every Republican in the New Hampshire state Senate, went to a hearing Monday morning.