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MIKE MARLAND: ‘We’re ba-ack…’
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InDepthNH.org is thrilled to announce that New Hampshire’s homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is back.
Child Advocate Says $1.5M Budget Would Not Allow Her To Meet Statutory Mandate
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The Senate could cut the size of the Office of the Child Advocate in half rather than entirely eliminating it, as was envisioned in the House budget, in order to save $2.2 million over two years.
Report Finds State at Risk with Federal Fund Cuts
The recent claw back of federal grants and spending could eventually have a significant impact on the state’s economy according to a study done by the NH Fiscal Policy Institute on the effects of federal funding on the state.
50th Birthday Party Celebrated for First-in-the-Nation Primary Law
A birthday party was held at the State House council chambers Tuesday for a bill that made New Hampshire’s First-in-the-Nation primary 50 years ago.
Coos County Could Be Designated a Distressed Economy as Part of Budget
Coos County is likely to be designated a “distressed place-based economy” for the next 20 years, which could help the North Country with economic development.
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Manchester Man Sentenced in Burning, Beating Death of His Son, Age 7
Body of Missing UNH Student Found
AG: Suspicious Death in Manchester
News
AG: Remains in Conway Pumping Station Were a Miscarried Fetus
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Authorities are still attempting to locate the mother to ensure her health and welfare.
Business & Economy
How Much for You in NH’s Multi-Billion Dollar Budget Sausage? Stay Tuned.
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Listen carefully Thursday, you never know what could affect you in the next two-year budget plan.
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NH Secrets, Legends & Lore: Robert Rogers – Frontier Hero Or White Devil
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Don’t miss Wayne D. King’s fascinating podcast:
NH Secrets, Legends & Lore.
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Lessons from Walt Whitman, Tall Croatians and South Park
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I muse joyfully today on both stepping in and out of a lecture, taking what I’ve learned and bringing it to life.
Business & Economy
InDepthNH POINTS NORTH
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Look for our biweekly reporting. Please send what’s happening at your North Country business to: rachaelbrown@roadrunner.com.
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On the Dartmouth Green, Art and Architecture Make their Stand
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So, if you’re as crazy about architecture as I am, here’s your itinerary for purposes of evaluating how well Dartmouth spent the $50 million it has just lavished on the Hood Museum.
Business & Economy
OPINION: Cronin Challenges Facts in Northern Pass’ Supreme Court Appeal
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Cronin: In its narrative appealing the Site Evaluation Committee denial of the Northern Pass Project, Eversource told our state’s highest court what was false.
Health & Mental Health
Sen. Fuller Clark Highlights Creation of Lactation Room at NH State House
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She will continue to work with the state facilities to find an equally suitable place in the Legislative Office Building.
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NH Right to Know’s President to Receive NEFAC’s Orfield Citizenship Award
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In 2013, David Saad and several other citizens formed Right to Know NH.
Education
Online Sci-Fi, Fantasy Literature University Sets Up Shop In NH
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Signum University is the first university to receive approval to do business in the state during the last six years.
Environment & Science
Mistreating Coyotes Is Not the New Hampshire Way
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If anyone should hate coyotes, I should.
Business & Economy
Eversource Blasts Regulators in Northern Pass Appeal to Supreme Court
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Intervenors and others opposing the appeal have until March 21 to file their briefs with the Supreme Court.
Courts & Corrections
Updated: AG Reports Hooksett Double Homicide and a Suicide in Mass.
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June and Thomas Cosma of Hooksett died from blunt head trauma.
Business & Economy
Panel Peppers Balsams Developers With Financial Questions
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The historic, century-old hotel closed in 2011.
Committee Kills Bill Limiting Police Use of Lethal Force During Arrests
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The committee voted 18 to 1 on Thursday to recommend the bill as inexpedient to legislate, which means the House will most likely kill it.
IHoP-NH: Please ‘Don’t Punish Pain’
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IHoP-NH is Pauly Tracy’s video storytelling In the Hallways of Power where she talks with people who are in favor or opposed to various pieces of legislation.
Business & Economy
Raises for Top Liquor Brass a Slow Pour At Executive Council
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Councilor Volinsky said the agency’s net profits have been flat for the past several years and has failed to meet revenue projections set in the state’s biennial budget.
Hinch Opposes Bill Seeking to Repeal Bipartisan Medicaid Expansion Work Requirement
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Rep. Hinch: “The work requirement is critical in helping people work towards self-reliability and better their lives by pursuing work, job training, or educational opportunities.”
Business & Economy
SB 1, Paid Family and Medical Leave, Passes Senate Finance Committee
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Sen. Feltes: “Today’s committee vote on SB 1 is the next step forward ensuring that no Granite Stater has to choose between financial security and caring for a loved one.”