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Panel Recommends Study for Bill To Prohibit Municipalities From Banning Short-Term Rentals
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Some members of the committee said the bill would remove local control.
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Matt Simon: A Battle of Cannabis Bills HB629 and HB1598
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On Wednesday and Thursday of this week, two bills dealing with the state’s cannabis laws will be a focus of the Senate. On April 20, HB1598 goes before the Ways and Means Committee to talk about the legalization and possession of cannabis sold through a state liquor store model.
Courts & Corrections
Disgraced State Trooper Wants His Job Back
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Former State Trooper Haden Wilber wants his job back after he already cost the state $200,000 in a settlement for an illegal arrest that kept a woman jailed for almost two weeks.
Health & Mental Health
1 New COVID-19 Death, 777 New Cases, 18 Hospitalizations Monday
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There are currently 18 hospitalized patients being treated for COVID-19. In New Hampshire, since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 306,193 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
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Gunstock Area Commission Would Be Elected By County Voters, Not Delegation Under Amended Bill
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The five-member Gunstock Area Commission could be elected by Belknap County residents rather than appointed by the county’s legislative delegation under a re-amended bill heard by a Senate committee on Monday.
Business & Economy
Saint-Gobain To Provide Safe Drinking Water to 1,000 Properties in 5 Towns
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The state Department of Environmental Services and Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics announced an agreement Monday to permanently provide safe drinking water to 1,000 properties in Bedford, Hudson, Litchfield, Londonderry and Merrimack.
Education
Sununu Joins 17 Governors Opposing Federal Charter School Mandates
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Letter: “We oppose any attempts by the federal government to act as a national charter school board, impose a top-down and one-size-fits-all approach, and undermine the authority of parents to choose the educational option best for their child. Specifically, we take issue with both the substance and process of the proposed rule, and therefore, we ask that the comment period be extended, the community impact analysis requirement be removed, and implementation be delayed by one year.”
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Mom Charged With Murder of Merrimack Boy Elijah Lewis, 5
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The mother of Elijah Lewis, 5, the Merrimack boy who was missing for about a month before authorities began searching for him, has been charged in connection with his murder, according to a news release from Attorney General John Formella.
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Mystery Writer Revealed in Lawsuit Brought by Manchester Diocese Judicial Vicar
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Right-wing Internet personality Gary “Michael” Voris used an unnamed writer for the articles at the center of the defamation lawsuit brought by the Manchester, N.H. Diocese Judicial Vicar Rev. Georges de Laire.