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A superior court judge wants the state Supreme Court to determine if the state constitution forbids partisan gerrymandering in drawing new state Senate and Executive Council districts.
If a child’s pediatrician is not administering vaccine, parents and caregivers can go to vaccines.nh.gov for a map of public vaccination providers in the state or www.vaccines.gov to search for vaccines by age group.
The officers in the hallway of Robb Elementary wanted to get inside classrooms 111 and 112 — immediately. One officer’s daughter was inside. Another officer had gotten a call from his wife, a teacher, who told him she was bleeding to death.
Coos Economic Development Corporation (CEDC), a non-profit organization that supports Coos County small businesses and fosters economic growth, announces the opening of a new pilot grant program for businesses looking to take the next step towards a storefront location.
In a statement Monday, Sununu said “New Hampshire’s laws are well-crafted and fit our culture of responsible gun ownership and individual freedom.”
New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella announces the indictment of Christopher Butler, age thirty six, of South Berwick, Maine, for two counts of Class B Felony charges of harm or threats to certain government officials.
Sununu said the men’s state prison in Concord has to be replaced at some point and that is projected to cost between $350 million to $500 million.
The New Hampshire Business Finance Authority (BFA) is pleased to announce that New Hampshire has received $61 million in new funding to lend to Granite State businesses. These new funds will allow New Hampshire companies greater access to financing in order to grow in the post-pandemic economy.
This past weekend, the NHDP held their Summer Spectacular — two back-to-back events, the annual McIntyre-Shaheen 100 Club Dinner and the 2022 State Convention.