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This year, on April 22, many commissions have organized community events to promote 2026 Earth Day and celebrate the importance of our environment. Earthday.org offers resources to make the most of Earth Day.
This week the House will vote on what is perhaps one of the Republicans’ biggest priorities, universal public school open enrollment or Senate Bill 101.
Governor Ayotte and AG Formella recently applauded the new bail law and bail reporting system, suggesting that Berlin murder victim Marisol Fuentes would be alive today had these changes been in place when her husband, Michael Gleason, murdered her last July after being released on bail, suggesting that he would have been held in pre-trial detention instead.
And just like with sexual assault victims, the classic misogynistic tactics have been trotted out; every attempt to discredit me as “erratic”, “unhinged”, and “inappropriate” has been pushed…new words for “crazy hysterical woman”.
New Hampshire’s tax system has always reflected a core Granite State value: independence. We make our own choices, we adapt when needed, and we don’t lock ourselves into rigid rules that limit our future.
The ghost of tax pledge creator William Loeb will be wandering the halls of the NH State House on Wednesday April 15th for a hearing at 3 p.m. on a Constitutional Amendment designed to make it impossible for NH to have any semblance of fair tax policy.
Governor Ayotte is advocating for more nuclear power in New Hampshire, suggesting that doing so would lower electricity rates. However, customers pay bills not rates.
By Rep. David Preece, D-Manchester
New Hampshire’s latest financial report tells two very different stories. On paper, the State of New Hampshire received a clean audit for Fiscal Year 2025. Everything is accounted for. The numbers add up. The books are “accurate.”
But accuracy is not the same as stability.
When it comes to something as precious and irreplaceable as eyesight, there is no room for uncertainty, no room for shortcuts, and no room for error.