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From newborn health checks to providing care for the elderly at the Glencliff Home, to a potential loss of the state’s 50-year old family planning program, impacts of a House proposed budget got a Senate Finance hearing Monday.
The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office told InDepthNH.org that Ritzo settled the complaint brought by the Charitable Trust Unit last year, agreeing to pay $50,000 to the state.
Happy end o’ March and April, Joyful Musers. And as my 62nd year is arriving soon, I’m going to share with you 62 things that I joyfully muse upon in this life.
My mother bought me a couple of his albums on the Verve and MGM labels. Wow! I was completely captivated.
Nurses, LNAs, and other health-care providers facing burnout and other health issues that could impact patient care do not have a professional care provider for those problems after the Executive Council voted down a contract for a rival contractor on the expiration day of the current contract.
Perseverance paid off for Jon Swan of Save Forest Lake in Dalton when he came to the State House Wednesday and briefly got the ear of Gov. Chris Sununu, although he didn’t seem optimistic about their conversation.
The day after a Littleton brewery had a close call from an apparent stray ember that set the roof on fire, New Hampshire’s deputy insurance commissioner, David J. (D.J.) Bettencourt, made a public appeal on Twitter on behalf of the business.
Her friendly neighborhood investor-owned water company, Abenaki, is seeking a whopping big rate increase of 427 percent.
– The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 30 new positive test results for COVID-19 Tuesday.
Ten of the 17 members of the Governor’s Council on Diversity and Inclusion resigned Tuesday because of the budget language that included a watered-down version of the prohibition against teaching “divisive concepts” such as racism and sexism.
I keep a bathing suit and towel in the back of my car for swimming emergencies, have been known to change behind a tree and jump in too cool off when the air conditioning is just not enough or simply does not work in my 2004 Passat wagon.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 19 new positive test results for COVID-19 for Sunday, June 27 and one death.
The U.S. Supreme Court has decided not to hear a case New Hampshire brought against neighboring Massachusetts over taxing remote workers during the pandemic.
LITTLETON – New Hampshire’s farmers’ markets are back in full bloom from a disastrous COVID-19 summer in 2020.
The beaches aren’t full yet, the price of watermelon is still high, and gasoline is bound to go higher. The season itself comes in phases, though, and the first phase for me is already over.
There are any number of controversial provisions including the divisive concepts section that is not quite the prohibition on teaching controversial racial or sexual concepts as the original but certainly would prohibit critical race theory in public schools and universities.
In just 120 years the Society has been at the forefront of change that has rippled out from the social and political boundaries of New Hampshire to the nation. Their founding effort to help pass the Weeks Act not only resulted in the White Mountain National Forest but spread the National Forest idea across the continent.
Every once in a while, a lesson, a class, a moment goes so beautifully, my wish is to recreate, to have a re-do, to plan an encor
The day before Gov. Chris Sununu signed the worst budget in New Hampshire history into law late Friday afternoon, the Majority Leader of the New Hampshire House of Representatives framed it as “a transformational symphony of reforms.”
With no fanfare and no courtesy photo of him signing House Bills 1 and 2, Gov. Chris Sununu issued a news release Friday saying he signed both into law.
A controversial plan to build a 170-foot cell tower near the White Mountain National Forest’s Welch-Dickey hiking trail on land owned by the Sununu family will go back to the Planning Board for reconsideration after the Zoning Board met to consider denial at the request of the developer.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 30 new positive test results for COVID-19 on Thursday. Today’s results include 24 people who tested positive by PCR test and 6 who tested positive by antigen test. There are now 185 current COVID-19 cases diagnosed in New Hampshire.
Before going home for the summer, lawmakers decided to change the date of the state primary, make religious services an essential service during a state of emergency and allow loaded guns on recreational vehicles.
After a day of protests at the State House, five activists were arrested when they refused to leave the Executive Council chambers without seeing Gov. Chris Sununu and giving him an in-person message to veto the budget passed earlier in the day.