Roger Wood Finds Out What’s New In Teaching Electric Car Repair in NH
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Roger Wood in his latest podcast speaks with Eric Frauwirth. He is the administrator of the Bureau of Career Development at the New Hampshire DOE.
Indicted Justice Hantz Marconi Seeks Undisclosed Evidence, Witnesses From AG
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Lawyers for embattled state Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi want prosecutors to turn over the names of witnesses and evidence they have only hinted at so far allegedly showing she had a criminal purpose meeting with then-Gov. Chris Sununu and speaking with Pease Development Authority Chairman Steve Duprey.
No Pot of Gold for NH Budget Writers Anywhere
If Senate budget writers were looking for a silver bullet to help undo some of the draconian cuts in the House budget, they did not find one Wednesday.
Portsmouth Appeals Back Pay Awarded To Disgraced Ex-Cop
Portsmouth is going to the New Hampshire Supreme Court to try to get out of paying fired cop Aaron Goodwin almost $150,000 for two years salary.
May 1, a Day for Pro-Immigrant and Pro-Labor Rallies
The first day of May, which has been an occasion for labor rallies since 1886 and immigrants’ rights marches since 2006, has taken on new significance this year due to President Donald Trump’s assaults on immigrants and unions.
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Katy Burns Local Journalism Match Extended To May 3, World Press Freedom Day
SNHU Students Help NonProfits Improve Their Social Media
Mellon Foundation To Fill Funding Gap For Humanities Caused by Elon Musk’s DOGE
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3 New COVID-19 Deaths Thursday; Long-Term Care Updates
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The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 269 new positive test results for COVID-19 and three new deaths Thursday.
Sununu Making Plans to Spend Many Millions More in COVID-19 Funding
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Gov. Chris Sununu spent much of his weekly news conference Thursday detailing how he expects to spend many millions of dollars the state expects to recoup from businesses that received CARES Act Funds but didn’t lose revenue because of COVID-19, plus the new funding from the American Rescue Plan.
Car Seats
Senate Puts Off Action On Two Key Bills
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Left unresolved were whether to require rear-facing car seats for children up to two years old and whether to limit the number of purchases qualifying out-of-staters could make from state cannabis dispensaries in a year.
Ex-Concord Police Detective Faces Stalking, Contempt Charges
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New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella announces that Bryan Croft of Boscawen, New Hampshire, was arrested today, pursuant to a 12 hour domestic violence warrantless arrest for multiple charges including stalking, and contempt of court.
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1 Death, 198 New COVID-19 Cases With 56 Of Them Under Age 18 Wednesday
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The state Department of Health and human Services announced 198 new positive test results for COVID-19 and one death Wednesday.
Jury Seated in Ex-Senator Woodburn’s Trial on Domestic Violence Charges
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The jury that will hear domestic violence related charges against Jeffrey Woodburn of Whitefield was selected Wednesday in Coos Superior Court almost three years after he was arrested while still a sitting state Senator.
Goldner Confirmed to PUC Despite Questions About His Experience
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The New Hampshire Executive Council confirmed Beth H. Kissinger of Hopkinton to serve as justice for the state Circuit Court and Daniel C. Goldner of Manchester to serve on the state’s Public Utilities Commission, despite some concern raised about his nomination by the Council’s lone Democrat.
Budget
April Revenues Continue Good News For State Finances
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The April revenue report could not come at a better time for the Senate Finance Committee as it works on its budget plan for the next two years.
COVID-19
Senate Considers Bill To Limit A Governor’s Power During Prolonged State of Emergency
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Curtailing a governor’s authority in a protracted emergency was largely supported at a public hearing Wednesday with some wanting lawmakers to go further.
Prosecutors: Britany Barron Capable of Using a Gun
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Prosecutors in the Jonathan Amerault murder case have filed notice in court that they plan to introduce evidence that the woman charged with cutting the head off Amerault’s body, Britany Barron, was capable of using a gun.
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21 Percent of New COVID-19 Cases Tuesday Are Under Age 18; Vaccine Update
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There have been a total of 119 breakthrough cases of COVID-19 in fully vaccinated people in New Hampshire, including two deaths since vaccinations started, according to Jake Leon, spokesman for the Department of Health and Human Services.
Developmental Disabilities
Hundreds Of Granite Staters Turn Out For Virtual Senate Budget Hearing
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More than 220 people signed up to speak during a virtual Senate public hearing about the proposed next two-year state budget, House Bill 1 and House Bill 2, with callers urging full funding for services for people with developmental disabilities, Medicaid adult dental benefits, school funding, and more.
House Panel Grapples with State Tax Options for Federal Business Grants
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The House Ways and Means Committee will take its time with a Senate bill exempting Payroll Protection Program grants from the state’s business profits tax calculation.
HHS Divisions Adjust To Pandemic Changes
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State Health and Human Services programs have had to adapt to shifting uses during the pandemic with some increase in patients and others with fewer than anticipated.
Writing On the Fly Meets North Woods Law
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Salmon season opened April 1 on the big lakes and fly fishers were anxious to try their luck, or skill, depending on what camp you are in. It was a beautiful day in that I could still feel my feet and fingers after being in the water for a while. I was fishing one of the more popular tributaries that flow into Winnipesaukee.
COVID-19
161 New COVID-19 Cases, No New Deaths Monday
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The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 161 new positive test results for COVID-19 and no deaths on Monday.
Moving Up NH State Primary Date Has Bipartisan Support From Senate Panel
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But Democrats said a Republican-backed bill requiring a person who registers to vote without any identification to have his or her photo taken before registering to vote is repetitive and not necessary.
Artist Roberto Lugo Brings His Joy to the Currier Museum
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Roberto Lugo pays homage to his Puerto Rican heritage with the exhibition’s title, Te traigo mi le lo lai – I bring you my joy.
Alex Ray – The Early Years . . . Still Not Corporate Material
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More than 50 years of breaking the rules have made Alex Ray not only a corporate icon but a New Hampshire legend.