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Rather, because Sunshine Week is a celebration of the virtues of government transparency, this is a great time to consider the extent to which secrecy is impeding the development of great energy policy… Plus, I am convinced that ratepayers get better outcomes at the PUC the more sunshine there is.
If you ever needed proof of the disconnect between Wall Street and average folks it is the response of the Markets to the unemployment numbers from last month.
The discussion comes amid concerns that Russia will continue using messaging on digital platforms to stir discord in the upcoming 2018 midterm elections. In recent years, the use of digital advertising in politics has skyrocketed, increasing more than 2,000 percent since 2014, a recent study said.
The plan will offer a choice between managed care and locally based and operated programs for all-inclusive care for the elderly, or PACE Centers.
CONCORD — Crunch time is coming for lawmakers in Concord as crossover approaches and the House and Senate have to send the other body its bills.
We must live within our means, but we keep cutting those means to the help the biggest businesses and the wealthiest citizens. No wonder NH’s income inequality is the fastest growing in the country.
Four seacoast lawmakers—Representatives Mindi Messmer, Renny Cushing, Phil Bean and Mike Edgar—today asked the office of New Hampshire Attorney General Gordon MacDonald to investigate the use of $5 million in state funds that was intended to clean up the Coakley Landfill Superfund site.
With spring approaching, the weather and the political midterm election season will be heating up. If you get a call from the New Hampshire Institute of Politics survey center, you’ll be participating in the state’s newest polling entity.
There is a community rights movement in New Hampshire and across the Nation for cities and towns to act to protect their health, safety, and welfare through local ordinances. This is the right thing for EVERY town to do!