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Laconia Mayor Andrew Hosmer said the purchase and sales agreement for the former Laconia State School property has taken up a lot of time in the last two weeks, but overall he is now feeling more optimistic about the deal.
Attorney General John M. Formella announces a $1.25 million settlement agreement with DMO Auto Acquisitions, LLC (“DMO”) dba Dan O’Brien Kia, to resolve allegations of unfair and deceptive acts or practices committed at the Dan O’Brien Kia dealership in Concord.
From field and forest to aging church steeples, more than $4 million in matching conservation and preservation grants were distributed across the state this week from a program that the governor said: “protects New Hampshire’s identity.”
Two Portsmouth residents say City Councilor John Tabor broke state laws when it came time to hire a new auditing firm, and they now want him booted from the council.
Yesterday, Gov. Chris Sununu signed Executive Order 2022-09, prohibiting the use of certain foreign technologies on state networks and state issued device
Executive Councilor Cinde Warmington’s continued role in the deliberations on the Laconia State School project may run afoul of the state ethics rules for executive branch officials, but she says that is not the case.
Despite concerns raised by farmers at a public hearing last week, the state’s Executive Council voted to approve the renomination of Shawn Jasper as the commissioner of agriculture for another five years on a vote of 3-1 with one abstention.
New Hampshire continues to be the only state in New England to prohibit the sale of recreational marijuana
CONCORD — State revenues continue to beat budget writers’ forecasts for November buoyed by business, and rooms and meals taxes and lottery revenues generated from a historic Powerball jackpot.