Sununu Talks To Press About Bolduc, Education Freedom Accounts, Secure Elections
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Republican Gov. Chris Sununu said Wednesday he expects that by next week, three of the state’s four members of Congress will be out of a job.
Distant Dome: Willfully and Knowingly Making a Mess of Public Education
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If you watched the House session Thursday, you had to realize the message the Republican majority is sending on public education.
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Carbon Sequestration, Sobriety Check Refusal Punishment Now Part of Parental Rights Bill
A measure to impose a moratorium on creating any new carbon sequestration forest farms in the state and the formation of a study committee on the impacts to the municipal timber tax revenue is more likely to pass into law after Littleton Republican Sen. David Rochefort got his colleagues to include it in a non-related parental rights bill.
House Votes New Requirements for Absentee Voting
The House made it more difficult to vote by absentee ballot passing several bills that will require more information to vote in absentia Thursday.
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Education Freedom Accounts Expanded by House
NH Senate Passes $15.7 Billion Budget Without Support from Democrats
Identical Parental Rights Bills on Way to Governor for Her Expected Signature
MetLife, Sununu Provide Details On New Paid Family Medical Leave Plan
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Gov. Chris Sununu and a representative of MetLife provided an update on New Hampshire’s Paid Family Medical Leave Plan Wednesday at a news conference, including upcoming enrollment information.
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Council OKs New Housing, Adult Medicaid Dental Benefits; Again Delays Sex-Ed Program
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The state’s Executive Council approved 30 new housing projects from Berlin to Troy which will allow developers to build 1,472 units of housing, including 918 affordable units in the next 18 months using $50 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds.
AG Joins Enforcement Actions Against Two Alleged Illegal Robocallers
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“Robocalls are unlawful and abusive. Granite Staters and all Americans should be protected from harassing, illegal schemes, and unwanted invasions of privacy,” said Attorney General John Formella.
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Immigrant Solidarity Vigils Resume in Manchester
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Held outdoors on a busy city street, “the vigils serve to call attention to the issue of immigration,” Eva Castillo said, and “at the same time, send a message to ICE that we’re here.”
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AG: Truck Driver Killed in Manchester Was Shot in Face and Neck Near Mall of NH
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The autopsy was conducted by Chief Medical Examiner, Dr. Jennie Duval. Dr. Duval determined that the cause of Mr. Cardakovic’s death was a gunshot wound to the face into the neck, and that the manner of his death was homicide.
Primer on Executive Council Races
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All five members of the state’s Executive Council are running for re-election, but all are being challenged on Nov. 8 with opponents holding very different views on the issues.
Double Your Donations Starting Today With NewsMatch To Dec. 31
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Today all of your donations up to $1,000 each and totaling up to $25,000 will be doubled because of NewsMatch now through Dec. 31.
N.H. State Archives Celebrates American Archives Month with Nod to Long-term Volunteers
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For over 15 years, Susan Bryant-Kimball of Sandwich, Diane Fiske of Dover, Barry Dame of Gilford and Lillian Wise of Concord have spent almost every Tuesday morning organizing, cataloging and loading historical records on the State Archives database.
Panel Recommends Legislation on Medical Board Reporting, More Input To Come
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To protect the health of the public and also weigh the professional reputation of good doctors, a House subcommittee is recommending new legislation next year to create more transparency and public information from the state Board of Medicine.
NFIB Endorses Gov. Chris Sununu for Re-election
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The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), New Hampshire and the nation’s leading small business advocacy association, today announced that its NFIB NH PAC has endorsed Gov. Chris Sununu for re-election.
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Ernest Thompson: The Book of Maps
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Ernest Thompson is everything you would imagine a Hollywood actor would look like. He is tall, tan, handsome, and easygoing.
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Harmony’s Mom Honors Murdered Daughter at Manchester Vigil
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Crystal Sorey dressed as her murdered daughter’s favorite character Minnie Mouse as family and friends remembered the murdered little girl at a vigil in Manchester Sunday.
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The Coming Election Will Determine the Country’s Direction
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These days the air is polluted before the candidate’s official announcements he or she is running.
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Geoffrey E. Clark and Martha Fuller Clark’s $10,000 Donation Launches Local Matches for InDepthNH.org
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We are thrilled to announce that the Geoffrey E. Clark and Martha Fuller Clark Fund has given InDepthNH.org $10,000 which will be used as a local match for NewsMatch that begins Nov. 1.
Roger Wood Sings the ‘Wall Wart’ Blues
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Roger Wood has the wall wart blues. And it really has him wired. He explains in this podcast.
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Notable New Hampshire Neighbors Who Died Last Week
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InDepthNH.org is now offering obituaries through the Legacy.com service. We view this as part of our public service mission.
Salmon Season: The Fish of a Thousand Casts
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I saw one person land one using a fly that looked like my grandmother’s feathered hat. There is no rhyme or reason, but today I went with the orange Wooly bugger.
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Court Sets Hearing on Education Funding Injunction Request
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A hearing is scheduled for the plaintiffs’ motion in the latest lawsuit challenging the state education funding system to block setting the rate of the Statewide Education Property Tax.
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Mount Washington Commission Approves 10-Year Summit Master Plan Over Objections
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Despite protestations from the public that environmental concerns for the summit of Mount Washington are not considered more important than concerns for visitors and business interests at 6,288 feet, the commission overseeing the 60-acre state park unanimously approved a revised 10-year master plan Friday.