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Republican Sen. Bob Giuda said there is a movement afoot to override Gov. Chris Sununu’s Friday veto of House Bill 183 that would have helped six woodchip-burning electricity plants in New Hampshire.
CONCORD — More than 100 opponents of gun violence gathered at the State House Monday to demand Gov. Chris Sununu sign three bills which they believe would help protect the Granite State from mass gun violence.
In accordance with the President’s proclamation, Governor Chris Sununu has directed flags on all public buildings and grounds in the State of New Hampshire to fly at half-staff beginning immediately until sunset on August 8, 2019, in honor of the victims of the tragedies in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio.
The political heat over the vetoed $13.3 billion state budget is almost as hot as was the July weather.
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From opioid addiction recovery to women’s health-care services, advocates, patients and officials packed a hearing room to tell budget writers Thursday why the state needs the operating budget Gov. Chris Sununu vetoed.
The state says Woodburn is trying to further harass the alleged victim by injecting the sex assault allegation into the proceedings.
Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.
“We have to fix the way education is funded,” said Megan Tuttle, a former social studies teacher and now president of the National Education Association-New Hampshire chapter, which represents 17,000 public school educators and school workers.