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New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan pushed back against President Donald Trump’s executive order, issued Tuesday, directing the creation of a nationwide list of verified eligible voters.
The Senate Ways and Means Committee voted unanimously to recommend passage immediately after a hearing with no opposition and ordered it to the consent calendar.
North Country rower Renee Blacken of Bethlehem has completed her quest to row the Atlantic Ocean covering 3,200 miles in 65 days, two hours and 51 minutes on Monday.
On Tuesday, U.S. Rep. Maggie Goodlander, D-NH, visited with community leaders and small-business owners to hear concerns and consider what she can do in Washington to help.
NH-EZ Pass owners could keep their 30 percent discount with no toll increase but the state would charge an increase to all other users under a bill heard in the House Public Works and Highways Committee Tuesday without a single opponent speaking during a public hearing.
To keep New Hampshire driving its economy forward, its 16,269 miles of local and state roads and 2,549 bridges need to be improved and maintained.
While Senate Democrats said it does not solve the problem of providing funding adequacy for education in the state, Senate Republicans passed HB1815 that changes the adequacy definition on Thursday.
In a bit of a turnaround from the Senate committee’s recommendation to kill it, Senate Bill 468 passed on a vote of 18-6 enabling alternative treatment centers to operate a greenhouse cultivation location.
An act establishing consumer protections for digital asset transaction kiosks is headed now to the House after SB 482-FN was approved by the Senate Thursday on a voice vote.