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Doctors no longer have to wait three months to prescribe medical marijuana, but their patients cannot grow it for themselves after the House and Senate overrode the first, but the Senate was unable to override the second on Thursday.
The state Senate gathered enough votes to override Gov. Chris Sununu’s vetoes on three bills by midday Thursday, but sustained vetoes of the paid family and medical leave act, increasing the minimum wage, and voting rights legislation.
People who have a prescription to use cannabis got one step closer to being able to grow it themselves on Wednesday.
Every so often, even amid the damp grey fog of utility regulation, a blinding flash of insight strikes.
An Eversource expert said he has never seen a problem with the jet plow burial method as Eversource readies to build the $84 million, 13-mile Seacoast Reliability Project from Madbury to Portsmouth.
Dianne Martin currently serves as Associate Attorney General and Chief of Staff to Attorney General Gordon MacDonald at the New Hampshire Department of Justice, where she oversees and is responsible for the day-to-day operations at the office.
“For months, we’ve heard the mantra from House and Senate Democrats that their business tax proposal was simply to freeze rates where they are…”
Therefore, the pathway to the “true regional approach” is by getting the FERC to force ISO New England to be a more dynamic organization.
Pounding nails to permanently close Northern Pass’ coffin began long before the state Supreme Court heard the case.