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Lawmakers Hear Bills To Change How Education Is Funded in NH
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Berlin Mayor Paul Grenier: “We cannot survive another year.”
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Private enterprise and free markets may not be the answer to everything as some would have you believe. There are some things that perform better when the bottom line is not the driving reason for corporate decisions.
Berlin Mayor Paul Grenier: “We cannot survive another year.”
News release: In order to maintain privacy, the patient’s identity will not be released at this time.
The woman died Sunday at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center where she was
receiving medical attention.
Moxie would be necessary for teenagers to participate meaningfully in PUC proceedings.
Roger Wood: Approaching the Cape, the Challenger looked like a huge monument on the flat Florida landscape illuminated by two brilliant floodlights.
Every 10 years the lines are redrawn to align with the latest census figures reflecting population changes.
Rep. Dick Hinch: House Democrats will be introducing a Carbon tax bill that will cost almost $800 million. Yes, you read that right, $800 million.
Rep. Marjorie Smith: For our democracy to truly function as it should, we need a system in which the people choose the voters—not the other way around.
Ice fishing is nice or you can go some place warmer like The Fly Fishing Show in Marlborough, Mass.
Come to be entertained and educated, and learn how, in spite of numerous groundings and other minor catastrophes, Nigel Calder has persuaded a reluctant sailing partner, who would rather travel in an RV, to adventure with him at sea for more than forty years.
It’s time to send the world a liberty love letter.
Shaheen and Hassan previously cosponsored legislation that was signed into law to ensure that federal workers affected by the shutdown receive retroactive pay.
If passed, the bill would make some police disciplinary records public when the officer has discharged his weapon, or was found guilty of sexual assault or dishonesty.
Paula Tracy’s new video column In the Hallways of Power-NH features you, the citizens of New Hampshire.
House Republican Leader Dick Hinch: “New Hampshire Democrats are doing a great job finding avenues to exploit the shutdown for political gain.”
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The legislature lowered business taxes and the booming economy provided significant revenue surpluses, so now is the time to repeal the utility property tax which would help lower electric rates, Sen. Jeb Bradley said.
State Department of Employment Security Commissioner George Copadis said 1,600 of the state’s 2,400 federal employees are working without pay.
The executive director of the New Hampshire Municipal Association said sometimes it is impractical for an official to “immediately” respond.