Business & Economy
Vaccine Exemption Bill Could Halt Billions of Federal Funds, Senate Panel Told
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Rep. Tim Lang, R-Sanbornton, testified in favor of House Bill 1210 before the Senate Health and Human Services Committee Wednesday.
Business & Economy
Bill Would Halt Spending State Money on Rail Project
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Preventing the state from subsidizing passenger rail had mixed reviews before the Senate Transportation Committee Tuesday.
Politics
Bill Could Cost Highway Fund $200 Million
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The Senate Transportation Committee held a public hearing on a bill that could cost the state’s Highway Fund $200 million.
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Panel Recommends Study for Bill To Prohibit Municipalities From Banning Short-Term Rentals
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Some members of the committee said the bill would remove local control.
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Matt Simon: A Battle of Cannabis Bills HB629 and HB1598
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On Wednesday and Thursday of this week, two bills dealing with the state’s cannabis laws will be a focus of the Senate. On April 20, HB1598 goes before the Ways and Means Committee to talk about the legalization and possession of cannabis sold through a state liquor store model.
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Gunstock Area Commission Would Be Elected By County Voters, Not Delegation Under Amended Bill
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The five-member Gunstock Area Commission could be elected by Belknap County residents rather than appointed by the county’s legislative delegation under a re-amended bill heard by a Senate committee on Monday.
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Dr. Tom Sherman Says He Has Experience To Get N.H. Back on Track
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From local property tax relief to dealing with the state’s lack of rental units to its mental health and opioid crises, and reversing the recent Republican-led wrongs in abortion and education, Sherman said he knows how to fix them and the current governor does not.
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Cryans To Challenge Warmington for District 2 Executive Council Seat
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Cryans’ announcement will produce a Democratic primary for the district that runs from the southwestern part of the state to Concord to the lower end of Coos County at the north.
Courts & Corrections
Court Hopes To Speed Probable Cause Hearings for Involuntary Commitments
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CONCORD — The court system will use $2 million in American Rescue Plan Act money to establish a dedicated court for those in mental health crisis languishing in hospital emergency rooms.