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It is not possible to assign a single manner of death for each decedent as they resulted from a combination of incidental, self-imposed, and inflicted conditions.
Senate Finance eliminated capital gains tax plan that would have affected only top 1 percent of state earners.
Pete did not mention the name of the current leader of the free world, provided only subtle digs at Republicans and offered nourishment to a very thirsty crowd.
Don’t forget to read Decoding the Vibe where Susan Drumey Heeter tells it like it really is as the first-in-the-nation primary parade of candidates comes to town. Join her behind the scenes where you might just find out what the candidate is really like. She’s in Exeter with Mayor Pete Buttigieg Friday.
The proposed Senate budget package will have more money to spend than the House after the Senate Finance Committee Friday adopted revenue estimates.
I had no idea we would be showcasing the work of the finest journalists in the state on our online website InDepthNH.org – people like Garry Rayno, Paula Tracy, Wayne King, Susan Dromey Heeter, Bob Charest, John Harrigan, Roger Wood, George Liset, Montana West, Monica Drahonovsky and Michael Davidow.
Six biomass plants in New Hampshire got a big lift when the Senate passed a measure proponents say will save jobs, and $245 million in economic activity.
DHHS has received additional laboratory test results that suggest that the patient’s symptoms were not due to infectious measles, and the public is not currently at risk for measles from this individual.
Three bills related to gun control were passed in the New Hampshire Senate on Thursday, all by a vote of 13-10.