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State agencies said they have cut back on travel, delayed payments and put new programs on hold as they wait for the budget impasse to be resolved between the governor and House and Senate leadership.
Residents of all ages from across the state headed to the Legislative Office Building on Monday to tell Gov. Chris Sununu they will not forget his veto of three gun safety bills when they go to the ballot box next time.
Gov. Chris Sununu vetoed three gun violence prevention bills, minimum wage legislation, a redistricting commission and others on Friday that were all close to the hearts of Democratic lawmakers.
Highlighting a growing epidemic among adolescents in New Hampshire, e-cigarettes are now the tobacco product most commonly used by youth in the state.
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.
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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.
Executive Councilor Andru Volinski asked to be briefed about the indictments against two former state employees charged with sexual assault of a child at the former YDC property in Manchester for troubled youths.
Most of the bills Gov. Sununu vetoed had Republican support, according to Rep. Porter.