Business & Economy
Tour A Fantastic Farm in Cheshire County Sept. 10
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There is an upcoming opportunity to tour an exemplary farm and learn about the ways of land stewardship in the Cheshire County area.
Business & Economy
Democrats Target PUC Chair Who’s In Holdover Status and GOP Lack of Leadership on Energy
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Democrats held a video press conference Thursday to outline Republican policies and appointees who they say are not doing the ratepayers any favors, like the PUC chair whose term is in holdover status with the governor enraged over recent Eversource rate hike.
Energy
Inflation Reduction Act Rebates for Renewable Energy Appliances a Year Away
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Inflation Reduction Act rebates for heat pumps, induction or electric stoves and heat pump dryers, which could mean hundreds of dollars to New Hampshire consumers this winter, will not be given out likely until next summer.
Business & Economy
Ayotte Discusses Claremont Schools, Murdered Woman, Changes To YDC Victims Fund
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Gov. Kelly Ayotte was asked about the state’s role in helping Claremont schools, comments to InDepthNH.org by former state Supreme Court Justice Broderick about her involvement in changing the YDC settlement fund and its administrator, and whether President Trump has asked her for National Guard troops, among other questions.
News
Council Questions Attorney General About Nashua Land Sale, Berlin Murder-Suicide
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Attorney General John M. Formella was peppered with questions on investigations his office is undertaking into a Nashua land purchase by the subsidiary of a Chinese water company and the Berlin murder-suicide in July.
Business & Economy
Council To Vote on $5M Protective Median on I-95 in the Seacoast To Reduce Crashes
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To reduce crossover crashes on Interstate 95 in the Seacoast – which sees close to 100,000 vehicles per day – the Executive Council is expected to vote Wednesday to spend almost $5 million on a protective median for five miles.
Courts & Corrections
Report: Courts Had Sufficient Evidence To Hold Berlin Man in Preventive Detention Before Murder-Suicide
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The courts had sufficient evidence of Michael Gleason Jr.’s dangerousness to hold him in preventive detention instead of releasing him on $5,000 bail before he shot and killed his wife and himself, according to a 44-page report by an internal judicial panel released Monday.
Business & Economy
Federal Judge Rules with Forest Service on Plans To Log Near Piermont, Gorham
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The U.S. Forest Service did not violate federal law in its plans to log near Piermont and Gorham in the 800,000-acre White Mountain National Forest, a judge has ruled.
Education
School Supplies Cost More Under Trump Tariffs, Say NH Teachers, Parents and Dem Leaders
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As parents, students and teachers prepare for the upcoming school year, the cost of everything from pencils to headphones has gone up under President Donald Trump and Democrats are blaming Republicans for the increases in costs.