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The Current Use Advisory Board has endorsed proposed changes in current use rates for tax year 2022-23 that represent modest increases in the forest land categories. Farmland would remain at its 2021-22 rate.
While state revenue sources continue to perform better than anticipated, business taxes for October were well below estimates.
There will be no more vacancies on the state’s Circuit Court if the Executive Council approves three new justices who have been nominated by the governor, which could come as early as Wednesday.
The state has joined a second lawsuit seeking to block a vaccine mandate issued by the Biden administration.
Democrats were quick to seize upon a comment by Windham Republican Rep. Bob Lynn to assert that the GOP’s sole motivation in its redistricting proposals is to gain political advantage.
State House Veterans Prepare for Fight to Protect Access to Abortion in New Hampshire at Crisis Point for Reproductive Rights Across the Country
The Republican plan for the Congressional districts would create one certain Democratic seat and one Republican.
The House committee redrawing the political boundaries for the next decade will hold public hearings next week on Tuesday and Wednesday in Representatives Hall.
Attorney General John M. Formella is contesting statements made by Bedford election officials regarding 190 uncounted absentee ballots from the 2020 general election.