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House Finance: Sports Betting Is In, New Forensic Psych Unit Is Out
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Democrats on the committee said more details are needed before they could support spending $26 million on a new secure psychiatric unit.
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Democrats on the committee said more details are needed before they could support spending $26 million on a new secure psychiatric unit.
Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.
The Granite State has the second-oldest population of all the states in the nation. In another 11 years, one out of every five people in the United States will be over 65.
Few details released about Sununu’s Dubai trip or his other travels dating back to January 2017.
Building an unnecessary forensic hospital will divert precious funds and workforce from where they are most needed: community-based mental health services.
Today, Democratic leaders of Division III of the House Finance Committee announced their intentions to strip out funding for a new Secure Forensic Hospital contained in the Governor’s budget.
The goal is to have all candidates hear directly from voters across the country and ensure that they adopt pro-civil liberties policies.
The House passed legislation that would help move the Balsams project forward by a wide margin. The Senate will consider the bill next.
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This session has not been the General Court’s finest hour and more to come.
The contract to provide renewable energy to the Bay State was originally awarded to Northern Pass but was withdrawn after New Hampshire regulators denied Eversource’s application to build a $1.6 billion powerline on Feb. 1, 2018.
Seacoast Newspapers Inc. is suing the Union Leader Corp. for pulling out of its printing contract three months early while still owing Seacoast $1.6 million, according to electronic records on file in Rockingham County Superior Court.
There will be a Republican caucus on Thursday April 4th at 9:00 a.m. in Rooms 301-303, LOB.
A bill that Republicans claim would end work requirements for the state’s 50,000 Medicaid Expansion recipients passed the Senate 14-10 Thursday with all of the Democrats voting in favor.
Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C. See more Mike Marland here.
Eversource will have a total of 50 minutes, and the respondents that requested oral argument in their briefs will have a total of 50 minutes.
SB 4 would protect residents from losing health insurance for pre-existing conditions going forward.
Alain T. Ata, 34, who owns Ataboys Auto Services LLC in Manchester, sought the pardon because he wants to remain in the country and work to help support his elderly parents and continue his life with his fiancee.
InDepthNH.org’s Paula Tracy talks every week with people from around New Hampshire who come to the State House and Legislative Office Building in Concord about why they do so.