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The Associated General Contractors of NH, NH Good Roads Association, the American Council of Engineering Companies of NH, and the Aggregate Manufacturers of New Hampshire today issued the following joint statement urging members of the New Hampshire General Court to override the veto of House Bill 2026, the State’s Ten-Year Transportation Improvement Plan for 2027-2036.
The resilience discussion needs to be had; adaptation planning is fiscally prudent and will save lives. At this time it is appropriate to invite all candidates for governor to weigh in.
They will return to the Capitol City to take up 31 of the 33 bills Gov. Kelly Ayotte vetoed this year.
David Duke was born in Oklahoma, but he grew up in New Orleans. His mother was an alcoholic, as sometimes happens. His father left when his son was eleven and didn’t come back.
Outside Super PACs have spent more than $1 million in dark money on the Democratic Primary for Congress in NH’s CD-1 (Manchester, Laconia and the Seacoast) and we still have more than five weeks to go. The spending has been in support of candidates Maura Sullivan and Stefany Shaheen.
This week the state will release revenue numbers for the first month of the new fiscal year which began July 1.
What I am talking about is Trump sending his thugs to interfere with our primary and general elections this year in an effort to prevent Democrats from taking Congress and, just maybe, the US Senate.
The state education funding system has been challenged for years going back decades, with one of the most recent suits decided by the state Supreme Court and the other still before the court.
NH and Vermont have the highest average “sticker price” in the nation for their four year public colleges and universities in terms of tuition and fees of about $19,000/year. Add another $14,000 or $15,000 for food and housing in the UNH system.