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The state Senate voted to oppose changes to school immunization requirements Thursday but approved a bill that would allow the state treasurer to buy Bitcoin.
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.
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 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.
Armando and Britany Barron, the Jaffrey husband and wife arrested in connection with the killing of Jonathan Amerault, 25, of Keene, have been indicted for their alleged roles in the torture, murder, and decapitation of the man romantically linked to Britany Barron.
Gov. Chris Sununu’s plan in his budget to consolidate the University System and the Community College System is supported by one body, but not the other.
The House Ways and Means Committee wants to investigate what exempting federal grants from business tax liability will mean to the state’s revenues.
The press and the police were on the same side Tuesday of proposed legislation that with some exceptions would prohibit police from releasing post-arrest mug shots to the public.
On Tuesday, Gov. Chris Sununu announced that the state of New Hampshire will open three of the state’s fixed sites to provide additional Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 appointments.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 138 new positive test results for COVID-19 and two deaths Monday, for a current PCR test positivity rate of 7.3%.
The commissioner of the state Department of Education does not believe it will need all the special education money for school districts the House included in its budget.
The state Department of Transportation obtained a one-time infusion of $41 million in federal pandemic money to fund its operations.
The state has identified 52 vaccine breakthrough cases with additional suspected cases under investigation, said Jake Leon, spokesman for the Department of Health and Human Services.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 284 new positive test results for COVID-19 and two deaths Sunday, for a current PCR test positivity rate of 2.7%.
The next six weeks are New Hampshire residents’ best opportunity to influence the state, its policies and priorities for the next two years.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 334 new positive test results for COVID-19 and one death Saturday, for a current PCR test positivity rate of 1.5%.
“Just click here.” It’s a command I muse joyfully I will not hear as much as my spring progresses. I’m done with clicking and mousing and screens. I’m ready to click off.
Fly fishing, like any other endeavor, is as complicated as you want to make it
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 377 new positive test results for COVID-19 and two deaths Friday, for a current PCR test positivity rate of 2.4%.
State tourism officials would like Senate budget writers to restore almost $2 million for marketing that the House cut in its $18.97 billion, two-year operating budget.
Liquor Commission officials told Senate budget writers Friday the agency could experience unknown disruptions in revenues and operations with the House-approved elimination of 20 enforcement officers.
Whether something closer than six feet – like three feet – may be allowed by Gov. Chris Sununu in new universal guidelines during COVID-19 may be decided next week by Sununu and state epidemiologist Dr. Benjamin Chan.
There’s a new white water park, the first in New England, and it’s nearly ready for prime time. In his latest podcast, Roger Wood talks via Zoom with two of the leaders of the ambitious project in Franklin. They are Marty Parichand, owner of Outdoor New England, founder of Mill City Park, and City Manager Judie Milner.
The state is responsible for educating municipalities, building inspectors and municipal lawyers so they understand and enforce these Special Inspections.