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And I don’t have any reason to doubt that electricity rates in New Hampshire have climbed, on average, by 36 percent in the nine years I have served as the state’s official advocate for the interests of residential utility customers.
We are also thrilled to encourage all other news outlets to share our excellent reporting for free by using the “Republish This Story” link at the end of every story as we have been doing this year, and started out doing.
U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-NH, is leading the New England Senate delegation in reintroducing a bill that will promote and fund restoration and protection efforts in the five-state Connecticut River Watershed.
Two bills that would change the default budget process for Senate Bill 2 towns and school districts had different fates before the Senate Election Law and Municipal Affairs Committee Tuesday.
The meeting came only days before the executive committee of the Coakley Landfill Group meets in Portsmouth on June 7th, the first such meeting open to the public, and only weeks before an EPA Region 1 Summit on the agency’s strategic plan to address PFAS on June 25th-26th at the Pease Tradeport in Portsmouth.
The competition had 100 contestants and the winner is Molly Robert, senior class president of Kennett High School in Conway, plus a bit of the history of woman power in New Hampshire.
CONCORD – The mood among lawmakers has changed dramatically over the last three years that InDepthNH.org has been investigating the state’s decades-long practice of locking up mentally ill people in the prison’s Secure Psychiatric Unit even if they haven’t been convicted of a crime.
Others post signs such as, “Welcome to New Hampshire (tourists); now go home!”
The move comes two weeks after ProPublica and the Houston Chronicle reported on pervasive problems in the historic heart program.
Updated: Concord Monitor reporter Lola Duffort reported June 8 that the proposed rule change was voted down by an advisory panel by a vote of 8 to 6 on Friday.
I like travel on the cheap; we bring our own lunches, eat at various bodegas, fill our water bottles. And teenagers can figure this out on their own and make great choices when the money they have to spend is their own.
Another glimpse into the mind of Zubaydah now emerges from a series of drawings he made during his years in U.S. custody. They are by turns haunted and bizarre, ranging in subject matter from graphic depictions of his abuse to creatures drawn from some indistinct mythology.
Haverhill/Woodsville Middle & High School students are invited to enroll in an exciting youth leadership training opportunity this summer with the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America.
In smaller print were the words, “Discover what makes him so special. Give him a DNA kit this Father’s Day.”
CONCORD – A public hearing Friday, June 1, at the New Hampshire Supreme Court will consider a proposed rule change that would require disguising victims’ names and sealing other identifiers in Supreme Court records.
As explained in the brief, HB 1264 is not ripe for judicial review because courts can only adequately review constitutional questions concerning voting laws with the benefit of a full factual record developed through adversarial litigation.
For more information on the Recovery Hub, please visit nhrecoveryhub.org. If you or someone you know is experiencing an addiction-related crisis, call the NH Statewide Addiction Crisis Line at: 1.844.711.4357 (HELP).
This new service uses live, two-way secure video on large format, high-definition mobile carts to connect D-H providers with CCFHS patients and local medical care teams. Initially, the service will provide access to Endocrinology services for adults. Additional specialty services for both children and adults will be added in the coming months.
Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter is looking into what happened to a complaint to the U.S. Department of Justice filed by state Rep. Renny Cushing and others two years ago regarding incarcerating mentally ill people who haven’t committed a crime with convicted criminals at the state prison’s Secure Psychiatric Unit.
It’s been a pleasure these past three years to report news that matters in New Hampshire. Come on, you know you want to help us. Call me with ideas or email nancywestnews@gmail.com, 603-738-5635. Or just give money. Inside are some of the stories we told you about.
Center for Public Integrity: The United States has spent a lot of money on counterterrorism since the 9/11 attacks. But nobody has been keeping good track of just how much, until now. The task still consumes a sixth of America’s annual discretionary spending.
Sonny greets me smiling and gives me the weather report and points out an immature Bald Eaglet sitting atop a large gravel pile where he or she has the best view of everything happening at the Transfer Station. “Its been here all day,” he says excitedly…No one, even the most partisan of activists, cares if you are a Democrat or a Republican.
The PUC’s October 2016 decision prevented Eversource from entering a 20-year agreement with Algonquin Gas that would have expanded an existing natural gas pipeline through the Access Northeast project. The PUC said the proposal violated the state’s electric deregulation statutes, but the court disagreed.
On Memorial Day, Monday May 28, the Friends of Pulpit Rock Tower, Inc., is again offering tours of Rye’s Pulpit Rock Tower in honor of our fallen military.