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The NH Electric Cooperative board in a special session on Monday approved extending high-speed internet service to nearly 17,000 of its members in 32 Grafton County towns, from Bristol up to Littleton and the Connecticut River to Campton.
The New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism, publisher of InDepthNH.org, is thrilled to announce that George Bald is joining our board of directors.
Senate Bill 332 would provide benefits similar to an emergency order during the early days of the pandemic. Under the bill, an additional $300 per week would go to full-time workers and $150 a week to part-time workers in the health-care industry.
104 water bodies in the State have become impaired with respect to PCBs requiring the State to issue numerous fish advisories.
On a rare 50-degree day in February, I sat down with William Cassotis, president and CEO of Lazy River Products in Dracut, Mass. Its website states that it is Massachusetts’ premier recreational marijuana dispensary.
A new campus in Franklin focused on the needs of the state’s veterans and a $100 million fund to incentivize local housing projects across the state were among new initiatives Gov. Chris Sununu outlined in his State of the State address Thursday.
The Senate voted on a number of bills related to Education Freedom Accounts, Redistricting, bail reform and others at a busy session on Wednesday.
CONCORD – The state Senate voted ought to pass amended Senate Bill 249 to prohibit municipalities from using local zoning to eliminate the use of single- or two-family residential buildings as short-term rentals.
The attorney for the two Manchester police officers who were shot in 2016 says he will ask the judge in their civil suit to reconsider his decision in favor of the business that sold the shooter the gun and the Department of Safety that checked out the shooter’s background.