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Gov. Kelly Ayotte told reporters in her office Wednesday afternoon she is looking forward to getting out and doing a lot of grassroots campaigning for reelection and said she is among many who are looking forward to an end to the legislative season Thursday.
Facing closure under the Trump Administration, more than 50 forest experts and supporters of the Bartlett Experimental Forest met here with Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander, D-NH, on Monday to begin to work on a plan to save it and all the information developed over almost 100 years.
Pawtuckaway Lake in Nottingham, Swains Lake in Barrington, Arlington Mill Reservoir in Salem and Haunted Lake (Scobie Pond) in Francestown are all on the current state list with reported blooms.
Six in ten New Hampshire residents are worried about paying for gas and believe gasoline prices will rise over the next twelve months.
Lakes Region business leaders who represent a variety of tourism interests met with U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-NH, Friday to share concerns for the summer season.
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. stopped at the State House on Friday during his “Take Back Your Health” tour to commemorate Lyme Disease Awareness Month, and revealed new plans to address the spread of the disease.
Moose sightings are rare but more common in May along the state’s highways. But they are also a hazard, and in some cases an eyesore that the state is not dealing with on a timely basis, an Executive Councilor said this week.
The North Country Healthcare’s governing board and management breached its fiduciary duties by failing to follow the appropriate bylaw process for terminating former Weeks Medical Center Affiliate President Mike Lee and by failing to recruit and appoint a full-time, permanent replacement, according to a report from the Attorney General’s Charitable Trust Unit’s investigation.
After two days of discussion, the House and Senate reached an agreement on Thursday during a Committee of Conference meeting over a bill that would strengthen state control over regulations on firearms and self-defense tools, and curb limits put in place by both local governments and state agencies.