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“After spending the past 13 years in state government as legal counsel to the state senate, legal counsel to Governor John H. Lynch, Director of Intergovernmental Affairs at DHHS, and most recently as commissioner, I wish to seek out new opportunities in the private sector,” Meyers said.
Also on Thursday, Gov. Chris Sununu said it was the New Hampshire Fish and Game Commission’s call to oust its long-time executive director, not his.
Chairman Robert “Moose” Phillipson of Cheshire County, said: “We were requested by the governor to not say anything to you until it was done. The actual decision was made between you and the governor.”
If at least one Democratic councilor is willing to change his or her vote, MacDonald’s name could be brought forward for a new vote, Councilor Russell Prescott said.
The state is looking for a new software vendor for the Liquor Commission after it quietly parted ways last month with a private company providing support.
The budget battle over the state’s two-year operating budget vetoed by Gov. Chris Sununu quickly became warring press conferences, partisan politics and sloganeering that had little to do with reality.
New Hampshire has a state budget for the next two years that works for everyone, most Democrats and Republicans agreed on Wednesday.
You can see Elizabeth Warren in Keene today (Wednesday)nand in Hollis this Friday, and Andrew Yang at four towns and cities tomorrow and Friday.