Business & Economy
The Silence of the Utilities is Deafening
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We interrupt the endless argument about net metering in New Hampshire to bring you an important public service announcement. Energy efficiency is in trouble.
Business & Economy
CLF Petitions To Stop Overfishing of Atlantic Cod
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The fish was once the bread and butter of the region’s fishing industry and is now depleted to historic and alarming low levels of abundance.
Business & Economy
Police Chiefs Oppose Bill To Sell Pot in Liquor Stores
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House Bill 1663 would legalize retail marijuana sales as surrounding states have done but would not allow advertising or other enticements.
Business & Economy
Sununu Vetoes Net Metering Bill; Dems Accuse Him of Going Back on His Word
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“The proponents of this bill claim to have made a compromise, when in fact it still would result in hundreds of millions of dollars in higher electric rates for our citizens,” Gov. Sununu said in his veto message.
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Experts Share Ideas On NH’s ‘Work of the Future’ in Manchester’s Millyard
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Dean Kamen, the founder of DEKA Research and Development, who hosted the gathering, said he has about 800 engineers and about 109 engineering job openings.
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Council Approves Contract To Replace Manchester’s Diesel School Buses
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Using money the state received from its settlement with Volkswagen, Manchester will swap out about 14 diesel school buses and replace them with cleaner ones that use propane.
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NH Replaces ‘Doorway’ Partners in Manchester, Nashua Amid Criticism
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Republican Gov. Chris Sununu said after extensive review, New Hampshire is moving its Doorway contracts in Manchester and Nashua from Granite Pathways to Catholic Medical Center and Southern New Hampshire Health.
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Lawmakers Hear Proposed Animal Cruelty Protections
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Individuals convicted of animal cruelty in New Hampshire would be placed on a public offenders list and a person convicted of intentionally killing a pet would face a felony charge under two bills heard by the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee on Tuesday.
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Senate OKs Medicaid to Schools, Minimum Wage Hike, Honors Fallen Officer
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State Sen. Jeb Bradley, R-Wolfeboro complimented all on the quick passage of the Medicaid to schools bill under Senate Bill 684-FN calling it a great example of an effort where everyone got together to fix a problem.