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Executive Councilor Cinde Warmington of Concord, who is also a Democratic candidate for governor, pressed state officials on the need to get going on promulgating the new law so that licensed social work associates can add to New Hampshire’s workforce.
Saying it’s the best job he ever had and that he may regret his decision in the future, Gov. Chris Sununu told reporters Wednesday he will not seek a fifth term as governor.
Superior Court Chief Justice Tina L. Nadeau announced in a letter to Gov. Chris Sununu that she is retiring effective Sept. 29.
ALTON – State Homeland Security officials were urging people to stay off the roads Sunday evening as statewide damage was being assessed from more than five inches of rain.
State emergency management officials are advising the public to plan for three days of a potential flood emergency beginning late Thursday night particularly in four western counties which are under flood watch: Coos, Grafton, Sullivan and Cheshire.
Gov. Chris Sununu flew to Cheshire County to observe damage caused Monday by heavy rains including damage to a private, recreational dam which was the only one in the state breached on the 93-acre Forest Lake in Winchester.
With Republican presidential candidates swarming into the state this week to seek early primary votes, leaders of the New Hampshire Democratic Party held a press conference Monday criticizing what they call their conservative “out-of-touch” agenda and predicting that none will get the nod here in the general election.
Changing the name of Mount Washington to its Native American name, Agiocochook, got a “no comment” from the Mount Washington Commission on Friday.
Calling it “something for everybody” Gov. Chris Sununu signed the state’s next two-year, $15.2 billion budget.