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Voices of the personalities and people of the Granite State.
Making it clear that it is encouraging all public bodies to provide opportunities for citizens to participate remotely, the committee making recommendations on virtual meetings is not asking the legislature to require public access.
Helping people with challenges lead better lives is the focus of Seacoast Pathways.
Eversource threatened to take its toys and go home the other day. Its reason says a lot about the central issue confronting New Hampshire’s captive utility customers as we head into a winter of soaring energy prices.
I have a good friend who categorizes events, visits, meetings by the measurement of gum. Yes, the kind of gum you chew, chomp, blow bubbles with. When she’s got a short meet up, that’s a Chiclet, a long chat equates to Bubblicious, a run in with a friend might be measured as a Big Red.
Two of the Republican Executive Councilors, David Wheeler and Joe Kenney, suggested the state should prohibit private companies from requiring employees to be vaccinated much like Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has done.
What a sick and deadly game of “good cop, “bad cop” was played out by Chris Sununu and the Executive Council this past week.
In an early meeting, not live-streamed for the public, the initial focus was one where the new state entity would be located and operated – as part of the police administrative structure (within Police Standards and Training Council) (PSTC) or more independent of the police themselves.
Your agency is spraying Roundup on Knotweed patches along state roads. I was told by a DOT employee that DOT is not required to notify towns or landowners about this spraying. This is legally correct but not morally right.
Host Wayne King makes the case for respecting both the Abenaki and John Stark by restoring the name of the Asquamchumaukee River.