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Three private bus companies will receive $7.5 million in funds to resume service next month after Gov. Chris Sununu approved the money the companies say they need to resume service, mainly between New Hampshire and Boston.
On Friday afternoon, Gov. Chris Sununu vetoed a bill to establish an independent redistricting commission to redraw the state’s political boundaries and a bill automatically registering a resident to vote when he or she applies for a driver’s license or photo ID.
Gov. Chris Sununu on Wednesday signed omnibus education and healthcare bills and vetoed legislation dealing with annulling criminal records.
Three private bus companies could receive $7.5 million in funds to resume service next month if Gov. Chris Sununu approves the recommendation of his legislative advisory board.
There are two events focused on President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign for New Hampshire on Thursday, July 30, according to Nina McLaughlin, the RNC spokesperson for Maine and New Hampshire.
School boards must work with parents to determine how to meet their children’s needs best.
In May of this year, Dr. Benjamin Chan reported that almost 80% of the people who have died from COVID in New Hampshire were associated with long-term care facilities. Unfortunately, this number holds true in July.
Bills to create a dental benefit for adults on Medicaid, protective orders for vulnerable adults, and making technical changes requested by state agencies were vetoed by Gov. Chris Sununu Tuesday.
There is good and bad news in adjusted state revenues for the recently concluded fiscal 2020 released Tuesday by the Department of Administrative Services.