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Op-Ed: Clean energy technologies can benefit us – but we need a strategy
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The technologies available to New Hampshire a decade ago are nothing like those we can wield today.
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The technologies available to New Hampshire a decade ago are nothing like those we can wield today.
The 2021 legislative session in its final stages and about to enter the “Let’s make a deal” segment.
Raise Up NH Coalition is urging Governor Sununu to support raising the minimum wage and stop short-term gimmick to solve the perceived challenges for NH employers for filling job vacancies, especially in the low-wage sectors of the economy.
Something must be in the water in Concord as the first debate of the day for the Senate Thursday turned heated and partisan causing Senate President Chuck Morse to call for a five-minute recess to calm the waters and move the bill to next week’s calendar.
The Senate killed the hopes of those fighting a proposed landfill in Dalton when it voted to kill a bill that would require a two-mile buffer around state parks.
Capping the deductions companies receiving Paycheck Protection Program grants could receive from the federal money may be a possible compromise on Senate Bill 3.
Gov. Chris Sununu announced an executive order to deal with the state’s mental health emergency room crisis in New Hampshire where patients are being housed for an indefinite period of time without evaluation and a plan for walk-in vaccination sites beginning May 17.
On Thursday, the New Hampshire Senate approved several bills to expand school choice for parents and allow public money to pay tuition at religious schools.
The House Ways and Means Committee unanimously backed raising the threshold for businesses to pay the business profits tax, but wants more information before deciding whether to exempt Payment Protection Program grants from state tax liability.