Trump Doing Surprisingly Well with Women Donors
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Women accounted for 27.2 percent of Trump’s large donors as of June 30, just a little lower than 2012 nominee Mitt Romney’s 28.3 percent and 2008 nominee John McCain’s 28 percent.
Controversial Ex-Congressman Featured at Free State Conference in Concord
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What do you call a former member of Congress once accused of illegal pro-Russian activity, who denies the 2020 presidential election results, and who took part in storming a police barrier during the Jan. 6 riots?
YDC Survivor Maunsell Settles With State for $4.5 Million
Maunsell claims that she was raped dozens of times by Youth Development Services Unit staffer Victor Malavet starting in 2001 when she was 15.
Ayotte To Meet With Medicaid Supporters
Upwards of 150 people rallied outside the State House Thursday to support continued funding of Medicaid with no rate cuts, no premiums, and no work requirements.
Fate of State Human Rights Commission Uncertain
The fate of the state’s Commission for Human Rights is up in the air, with the House-passed budget eliminating all funding, Gov. Kelly Ayotte working to retain and reform it – and the Senate’s position unclear.
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House Trimmed Governor’s Capital Budget Plan by $11 Million
Op-Ed: Downshifting is just another way to say property tax increase
Senate Bill Banning Trans Girls from Bathrooms and Sports Shelved for Now
Business & Economy
Lawyer: Board Could Restrict How Close Skiers Get To Wind Turbines at Balsams
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LANCASTER – The Coos Planning Board has the authority to limit how close skiers can get to wind turbines atop the peaks that are key to developer Les Otten’s plan to greatly expand the ski area at the Balsams, board lawyer Bernard Waugh said earlier this week.
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Truth or What?
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Don’t miss Mike Marland’s latest cartoon strip The Beach at marlandcartoons.com.
Citing ‘Gross Misconduct,’ Dummer Removes Letarte as Town Clerk/Tax Collector
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The three-member board voted unanimously last week to remove her from the two positions and issued a notice of decision that was publicly released Wednesday.
Arnie Arnesen Tackles Democratic Convention Money/Access With Center for Public Integrity
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Center for Public Integrity political reporter Carrie Levine tells Arnie Arnesen of WNHN-FM 94.7 in Concord, N.H.: “There are plenty of parties, plenty of concerts and lots of events to go to — we’re keeping a very full schedule.”
Memos Show AG’s Influence in Psych Hospital Discharge of Man Accused of Beating Ex-Nashua Police Chief Dad
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Five memos submitted during Eric Largy’s Probate Court hearing on Tuesday show the Attorney General’s Office has been calling the shots as to his discharge from the state’s psychiatric hospital. Largy will be discharged on Monday morning.
Balsams Delay: Expansion Of Ski Slopes Unlikely To Begin This Year
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“I want these guys to succeed, I want that hotel open, I want to see the ski area open,” said Mike Waddell, a Coos Planning Board member from Gorham. But, Waddell said, Dixville Capital needs to produce the same information that would be required for any project.
The Influence Diaries: Dispatches From the DNC
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Don’t Miss it: InDepthNH.org is posting stories from the Center for Public Integrity’s money-in-politics reporting team from the Democratic National Convention.
NH’s Burt Cohen at Philly Convention: ‘Real Fury at DNC Cheating’
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Roger Wood podcast: Committed Bernie Sanders delegate Burt Cohen is furious over DNC email scandal and how Sanders’ delegates are being treated..
Concord Appeals to NH Supreme Court to Intervene Alone on Northern Pass
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The appeal quotes a 2012 Appalachian Mountain Club study that found Concord experiences the highest exposure with at least one tower being visible from more than 9,000 acres.
Delayed, Denied, Dismissed: Failures on the FOIA Front
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On the 50th anniversary of the Freedom of Information Act, here are ProPublica reporters’ most frustrating public record failures.
Nashua Man Accused of Beating Ex-Police Chief Dad Faces Two Judges on Tuesday
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A judge has scheduled another bail hearing for Eric Largy, the Nashua man who has been locked up for seven years and was recently re-indicted for the 2009 beating of his father, retired Nashua Police Chief Clifton Largy.
Poll: Guinta Still Popular, But Kuster in Dead Heat With Challengers
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Second District Congresswoman Ann Kuster is not very popular in her district, according to WMUR Granite State Poll.
Northern Pass
AG Seeks Help Finding Special Resources Near Northern Pass
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People are asked to identify places and areas of beauty, use, history, and tradition in their communities that are within 10 miles of the proposed Northern Pass transmission corridor that may be affected by the project.
Just 3 of 68 RNC Primetime Speakers Donated to Trump (And Cruz Wasn’t One of Them)
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That means the 65 other primetime speakers at the RNC either didn’t donate to the pro-Trump operation, or they gave $200 or less.
In Cleveland, a Tale of Two FEC Commissioners
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Center for Public Integrity: Ann Ravel traveled to the Republican National Convention along with four of her FEC commissioner colleagues because, she says, determining the role money plays in politics “is not a Republican issue or a Democratic” issue.
FEC Latest Filings: Clinton Outraising Trump By 3 to 1 Margin
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Center for Public Integrity: Hillary Clinton has a huge fundraising advantage. See details on this, plus much more from last night’s campaign finance filings. Amount of money all presidential candidates and groups supporting them have raised so far this election: $1.48 billion.
CPI From Cleveland: Who’s Paying for All Those Balloons?
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Major donors included New York investor Anthony Scaramucci and casino owner Phil Ruffin, who also spoke at the Republican National Convention last night. The Republican Party has now reported raising roughly $19 million for its convention account so far this election cycle.