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This unique event is a fundraiser for the Adaptive Sports Partners of the North Country (ASPNC). Adaptive Sports Partners provides over 20 different sport, recreation and wellness activities for people of all ages and any ability.
You could ask how does a state budget go $100 million out of whack in a half-a-dozen months.
Lawmakers will grapple with that question this week in what are expected to be the final sessions of the 2017-18 legislature bar an adverse Supreme Court ruling on voting rights after lawmakers go home at the end of the week.
The state of New Hampshire has a duty to provide a constitutionally “adequate” education to all of the state’s children. Is a new lawsuit needed to make it happen?
For more than seven years, New Hampshire has spoken loudly and with a unified voice that it does not want Northern Pass. The SEC members agreed with us, and I applaud their decision.
Updated: CONCORD — Andrew Butler’s father says the state is trying to hide its federal court response to his son’s demand for transfer out of the prison’s Secure Psychiatric Unit because he hasn’t committed a crime by filing some of the documents under seal.
WASHINGTON, DC— Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter (NH-01) today released the following statement on the killings in Gaza and the US decision to move its embassy to Jerusalem:
FRANCONIA — Adaptive Sports Partners of the North Country has a full list of activities on the calendar for summer 2018 including biking, hiking, kayaking, gardening, golf, and tennis and needs volunteers to make it happen.
CONCORD — The fight by advocates and state Rep. Renny Cushing to stop incarcerating mentally ill people who haven’t committed a crime with convicted criminal patients at the state prison’s Secure Psychiatric Unit in Concord made some headway on Monday.
WASHINGTON, DC— Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter (NH-01) today (Monday) sent a letter to the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee asking it to investigate and hold hearings after reports that the White House and EPA concealed a critical report on the health impacts of PFAS chemicals, such as those that contaminated the groundwater around Pease.