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.
NH Delegation Warns Trump Tariffs Will Backfire On Eve of Expected Change
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The price of home heating oil, New Hampshire’s largest import from Canada could go up in price, impacting 350,000 households if President Donald Trump makes good tomorrow on threatened 25 percent tariffs on Canada and Mexico as expected, all four members of the states congressional delegation are warning.
Business & Economy
NH Mulls Loon License Plates To Address Cyanobacteria, Part of 4 ‘Lake Friendly’ Bills
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New Hampshire could get a new loon license plate if House Bill 105 is passed.
Health & Mental Health
Shaheen, Dems Hammer GOP for Pushing Anti-Abortion ‘Lies’ Rather Than Helping Families
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On the anniversary of the passage of Roe v. Wade in 1973 which was overturned in 2022 by the “Trump Court” reproductive rights are again under fire in Washington in the first few days of the Trump Presidency, U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-NH, said Wednesday.
News
Biden Calls ERA Law of the Land, NH Democrats Applaud
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On one of his last days in office, President Joe Biden affirmed that the 28th Amendment is the law of the land, marking an important milestone in adding the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution.
News
Free Staters Call on Trump To Free Ian Freeman of Keene From Prison
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New Hampshire Free Staters who are supporters of the man they see as Bitcoin pioneer Ian Freeman, 44, of Keene, are calling on President-elect Donald Trump to free him from federal prison.
News
New Governor Sits Down with Press Discussing Budget, Getting Tough On Drug Dealers
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Gov. Kelly Ayotte held her first press conference with state media Wednesday in her freshly painted office in the State House and discussed budget preparations to be announced in February, law enforcement related bills and her focus, much of which was laid out in her inaugural address.
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New Executive Council Gets To Work Scrutinizing Ways To Save Money
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A number of contracts got tabled for more questions to be answered in the days to come by commissioners who should expect more of a look under the hood from the incoming councilors.