It’s Tax Time for NH Utility Customers
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Utilities don’t pay taxes, ratepayers do.
Business & Economy
New Hampshire Humanities announces Anthony Poore as new executive director
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The Board of Directors of New Hampshire Humanities is pleased to welcome its new executive director, Anthony Poore, who took the helm at New Hampshire Humanities on March 1.
When You Can’t Afford to Go Bankrupt
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There’s ample evidence many people don’t file for bankruptcy simply because they can’t pay an attorney. It’s a fixable problem.
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New Hampshire Launches Recovery Friendly Workplace Initiative
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Led by Governor Chris Sununu, the “Recovery Friendly Workplace Initiative” promotes individual wellness for Granite Staters by empowering workplaces to provide support for people recovering from substance use disorder.
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Northern Pass Asks ‘Unfair’ Site Evaluation Committee to Resume Deliberations
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Northern Pass held a news conference Wednesday detailing its “comprehensive solution” and the motion it filed asking state regulators to void their Feb. 1 denial and continue deliberating the 192-mile transmission line project from Pittsburg to Deerfield.
Business & Economy
First Nurse Practitioner Fellowship Program in NH Underway
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According to the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, there are 234,000 Nurse Practitioners nationally with about 80 percent of them working full-time in primary care practices like Lamprey Health Care which has offices in Newmarket, Nashua and Raymond.
How Democrats use ‘dark money’ — and win elections
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Democrats love decrying “dark money” — political contributions for which the source of funds is a mystery. But that isn’t stopping them from accepting “dark money” themselves or making it difficult to determine the original underwriter of a political donation, as a recent Southern contest vividly illustrates.
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Panel in Walpole To Address Threats To Free Press
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Three leading journalists in our region will take on these and other issues in “As a Matter of Fact: Journalism Under Threat”, a discussion to be held at the Walpole town hall on Wednesday, February 28, at 7 pm.
I Approved This Facebook Message — But You Don’t Know That
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The Federal Election Commission said in December that big political ads on the social network need disclaimers. But many candidates and groups don’t seem to be paying attention.