The state is looking to get out of the business of operating a wastewater treatment plant in the Lakes Region and hand it over entirely to local control.
Business & Economy
Lawyer Complained About Rep. Vose Three Years Ago, Received No Response
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Another complaint against Rep. Michael Vose as chairman of the Science, Energy and Technology Committee – this one dating back three years – appears similar to the aggressive behavior Rep. Wendy Thomas and a Windham man recently complained publicly about.
Business & Economy
Windham Man Tells of Angry Encounter with Rep. Vose
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A Windham man said he received similar angry treatment from Rep. Michael Vose as Rep. Wendy Thomas described to InDepthNH.org while he was waiting to testify last year in front of the House Science, Technology and Energy Committee, which Vose, R-Epping, chairs.
Business & Economy
Medical Community Opposes Bill to Remove Hep B from Required Vaccine List
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There was lots of opposition Thursday to a bill that would remove Hepatitis B from the list of diseases for which immunization is required to attend school and child care centers in New Hampshire, though there are medical and religious exemptions.
Business & Economy
New Report On NH Transportation Infrastructure Needs Fuels Sen. Watters’ Bill
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To keep New Hampshire driving its economy forward, its 16,269 miles of local and state roads and 2,549 bridges need to be improved and maintained.
Environment & Science
House Approves Raft Fee for Cyanobacteria Mitigation
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The House overrode its finance committee Thursday to establish a funding source for cyanobacteria mitigation in the state’s lakes.
Business & Economy
Auto Inspections: EPA Says It Will Fast-Track NH’s Emission Exemption Request
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The federal Environmental Protection Agency said it will fast track a request from New Hampshire to see if it can be exempt from the Clean Air Act, while the state continues to say it will not enforce auto emissions testing.
Environment & Science
Water Agitators Could Be Out in Certain Locations Under Bill That Sailed Through Senate
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Water agitators used to protect docks from ice would be restricted in use and extended warnings of danger of thin ice from them are part of a bill getting a hearing this week in the House.
Environment & Science
Distant Dome: Who is Being Served?
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There was one prominent group opposing both bills, the Koch Foundation’s Americans for Prosperity, and following its lead, the Free Stater jihad led by House Majority Leader Jason Osborne.
Business & Economy
NH’s First Turtle Tunnels Aim To Save Their Lives on the Road
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Turtles and salamanders just got some help crossing the roads of New Hampshire.