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In reality, they are mini travel billboards, containing short phrases that promote a state’s brand. Together with electronic and paper marketing tools, these send a message designed to lure the uninitiated to cross a state’s border, then spend time and money inside.
EPPING — On Monday, March 12th at 7 p.m. at the Epping Board of Selectmen’s meeting, ECHO Action members will discuss why they are opposed to pipelines.
If you ever needed proof of the disconnect between Wall Street and average folks it is the response of the Markets to the unemployment numbers from last month.
The discussion comes amid concerns that Russia will continue using messaging on digital platforms to stir discord in the upcoming 2018 midterm elections. In recent years, the use of digital advertising in politics has skyrocketed, increasing more than 2,000 percent since 2014, a recent study said.
Check out where New Hampshire stands relative to wind and solar power.
CONCORD — The independent Counsel for the Public believes Northern Pass’s motion to vacate the Site Evaluation Committee’s denial and to resume deliberations should be denied, but the Balsams developer says it should be granted.
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Intervenors opposed to Northern Pass asked the Site Evaluation Committee on Thursday to deny the project’s motion to vacate its denial and resume deliberations saying it was premature since there has been no written, appealable decision.
NH’s consumer advocate weighs in on Northern Pass. “If you dislike Northern Pass, you should dislike ‘New England Clean Energy Connect’ even more. That’s CMP’s rival project – which would, if built, do to pristine areas in Maine’s rural Franklin and Somerset counties exactly what Northern Pass would do to similar locations in the Granite State.”