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Happy June 1 from Columnist of the Year II
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I earned a second-place award for Columnist of the Year, I shall now put the letters, C.O.Y II after my name.
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I earned a second-place award for Columnist of the Year, I shall now put the letters, C.O.Y II after my name.
New Hampshire Business Review took first place for General Excellence for non-daily newspapers and InDepthNH.org was named first place for General Excellence in the digital category.
The Senate plan was done in consultation with Gov. Sununu’s office.
We call Paula Tracy’s video column In the Hallways of Power-NH, IHoP-NH.
Sen. Martha Hennessey, D-Hanover, recommended House Bill 481 be re-referred to committee so no action will occur until at least December or next year.
Back in 2017, the Northern Forest Center began working with small mountain biking groups in northern New Hampshire, northern Vermont, Maine and Quebec to promote trail riding.
Sen. Regina Birdsell, R-Hampstead, said Democrats are creating confusion in the voting system by repealing a law that was passed less than two years ago and has yet to fully go into effect.
By the necessary two-thirds majority, the state Senate overrode Gov. Chris Sununu’s veto of the death penalty repeal bill by a vote of 16-8.
UPDATED. The state’s only nonprofit online news outlet – InDepthNH.org – took home seven awards in its category and its founder was honored for Lifetime Achievement at the New Hampshire Press Association’s Distinguished Journalism banquet Wednesday night.
The reductions have thrown a number of school districts such as Berlin, Pittsfield, Claremont, Newport and Stratford into crisis sending property taxes in the property poor communities even higher.
The House Finance Committee declined to include the new facility in its proposed budget saying it would be irresponsible to include the project without additional information from the governor’s office.
It is not possible to assign a single manner of death for each decedent as they resulted from a combination of incidental, self-imposed, and inflicted conditions.
Winston Churchill is the pawn who becomes the king and keeps his mother’s secrets.
Senate Finance eliminated capital gains tax plan that would have affected only top 1 percent of state earners.
Pete did not mention the name of the current leader of the free world, provided only subtle digs at Republicans and offered nourishment to a very thirsty crowd.
Don’t forget to read Decoding the Vibe where Susan Drumey Heeter tells it like it really is as the first-in-the-nation primary parade of candidates comes to town. Join her behind the scenes where you might just find out what the candidate is really like. She’s in Exeter with Mayor Pete Buttigieg Friday.
Eversource plans to make its big rate case filing next week at the Public Utilities Commission (PUC), so the company spent this past week dropping two big and distracting glitter bombs.
The proposed Senate budget package will have more money to spend than the House after the Senate Finance Committee Friday adopted revenue estimates.
Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.