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The information includes a pricing summary as well as detailed costs components for the underground sections of the proposed $1.6 billion, 192-mile transmission line from Pittsburg to Deerfield.
Mindi Messmer: My campaign is focused on making sure that my special interest is the people of New Hampshire – all PEOPLE no PACs. We can make the change we want in Washington – but we must do it together.
The Department of Energy said it would seek new leadership for Los Alamos National Laboratory. But the University of California is still there, even after mismanagement caused it to lose its contract to run the lab — twice. The contract could be worth upward of $25 billion over the next decade, with hundreds of millions of dollars more in performance-based bonus fees.
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services announces the resignation of Brady Serafin, Director of Operations of the Sununu Youth Services Center and Chief of the Bureau of Family, Community, and Program Supports in the Division for Children, Youth and Families.
Nancy Heath of Milan is fighting to keep legal guardianship of her adult son, Anthony Heath, who has been locked up for about two years in the Secure Psychiatric Unit at the men’s prison in Concord after being found not competent to stand trial.
CONCORD – Attorney General Gordon J. MacDonald on Tuesday cleared state Senator and Congressional candidate Andy Sanborn of allegations that a Senate intern received a job and cash in exchange for silence about an inappropriate comment Sanborn made to the intern in 2013.
The meeting came only days before the executive committee of the Coakley Landfill Group meets in Portsmouth on June 7th, the first such meeting open to the public, and only weeks before an EPA Region 1 Summit on the agency’s strategic plan to address PFAS on June 25th-26th at the Pease Tradeport in Portsmouth.
The competition had 100 contestants and the winner is Molly Robert, senior class president of Kennett High School in Conway, plus a bit of the history of woman power in New Hampshire.
CONCORD – The mood among lawmakers has changed dramatically over the last three years that InDepthNH.org has been investigating the state’s decades-long practice of locking up mentally ill people in the prison’s Secure Psychiatric Unit even if they haven’t been convicted of a crime.