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House Speaker Sherman Packard: “Representative Weyler and I spoke about my deep concerns of the content in his emails and comments during committee meetings.”
CONCORD — The committee established to review how municipal bodies might conduct virtual meetings has arrived at a consensus on how such meetings might occur, and is preparing draft recommendations to review at its next meeting, on Oct. 20.
The first Afghan evacuees may arrive in New Hampshire as early as next week, Henry Harris of the International Institute of New England told a group of interested New Hampshire residents Wednesday.
The five-member New Hampshire Executive Council’s email mailbox and phone lines are getting full these days, both before and after the cancellation of its raucous meeting Wednesday which left two federal contracts worth $27 million for the state vaccine program on the table and the meeting cancelled when state employees were threatened by protesters.
Strong business tax returns and a rebounding hospitality industry provided a cushion for state revenues in September.
State Rep. Paul Berch wants House Speaker Sherman Packard to take back his support of Rep. James Spillane voiced when he was first accused of posting an antisemitic meme on social media now that the House Ethics Committee has admonished Spillane.
Rep. Ken Weyler, R-Kingston, was accused Monday by House Democrats of spreading “pages of disinformation” about COVID-19 vaccinations to members of the Joint Fiscal Committee that he chairs, this time for sharing a video and documents that included one called “The Vaccine Death Report.”
Marching for reproductive freedom will take place all over New Hampshire and the country on Saturday, Oct. 2.
This allows eligible businesses to apply for reimbursement of a portion of their eligible expenses until 4 PM on Friday, October 8, 2021, via the GOFERR portal.