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Eight commissioners for the state and the executive director of Fish and Game have all drafted letters of opposition to changing the name of Mount Washington and the Baker River.
According to experts, what the resumption of federal student loan repayments will mean for each state will be shaped by a host of factors, including the share of the state’s population with loans, typical loan size, and repayment rates.
There is a mystery in the North Country involving the land Eversource purchased for the ill-fated Northern Pass hydro power project and who has now become the land’s new owners.
Blake Stansell said: “We are committed to managing the land in the spirit and letter of the conservation easement. We want to work with Pittsburg to address the shortfall in funds with a loss of timber tax funds, and we are committed to enhancing recreation opportunities.”
About 240 members of the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests gathered at The Rocks for the unveiling of its new North Country headquarters during its 122nd Annual Meeting at The Rocks here Saturday.
Executive Councilor Joe Kenney said he met recently with the new owners of the Connecticut Lakes Headwaters tract to convey his concern about their ownership objectives and impacts to logging in the Great North Woods.
Gov. Chris Sununu said he had a meeting with the prospective buyer of the former Laconia State School property recently and has “no question” that the $21.5 million sale will close but there is a delay due to title considerations of about a month and relocation of a snowmobile trail on the property.
General manager Mike Faber says when complete, EV owners will be able to plug-in at the site in the co-op parking lot, shop, and find a charged vehicle when they leave the store.
Watching TV news coverage of the United Auto Workers strike from my sister-in-law’s suburban Detroit home, it looked like there weren’t that many people picketing at the Ford plant in Wayne, Michigan, one of three plants where the UAW went on strike Thursday night.