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NH House Approves Study for New Landfill Siting Rules
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Something is better than nothing, the House said Thursday as it approved watered-down language on landfill siting near water bodies.
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Something is better than nothing, the House said Thursday as it approved watered-down language on landfill siting near water bodies.
The Senate voted to pass its $15.6 billion version of the budget and its trailer bill, House Bill 2 for the next two years.
During these arrests, law enforcement seized approximately 1.6 kilograms of suspected cocaine, 150 grams of suspected cocaine case, 250 grams of suspected fentanyl, 100 bags of suspected controlled substances packaged for sale, $26,000 in cash, and four firearms.
Yesterday, Governor Chris Sununu signed Executive Order 2023-04, an order directing a statewide response to the impact of social media platforms on New Hampshire’s youth.
Catholic Medical Center (CMC) announces the independent review of CMC’s cardiac surgery program and administrative processes is complete and has produced several key findings and recommendations. In line with CMC’s commitment to transparency, the Board is releasing the full report to the public today.
It was reported to police that a man walked into the store and passed the cashier a note, demanding money. The note contained a threat, but no weapon was shown. The cashier gave him cash and he left on foot.
The New Hampshire Senate Finance Committee’s version of the State Budget proposes retaining most of the key provisions of the House’s version of the State budget, with some changes made to food assistance for school children, Medicaid Expansion, funding for local public education, and contribution to the New Hampshire Retirement System.
The nonprofit organization seeks professional and amateur woodworkers
from across the region to enter the competition.
The civil case against two leading Neo-Nazis who hung a racist banner above Route 1 has been dismissed after a judge ruled the state’s case is unconstitutional.