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The push to decide zoning and land use at the state level and tell towns too bad for all that work you did, has snared more than the Free Staters and libertarians in the New Hampshire legislature, it has also been touted by the majority of Democrats in the legislature in the guise of affordable housing.
The incident reportedly occurred as members of the Pelham Police Department were called to a residence on Nashua Road following a 911 call for an armed adult male resident in mental distress.
People studying English as a second language—or its Germanic cousins such as German, Dutch, or Icelandic—must contend with a sizable list of irregular verbs.
HB 231 – Prohibiting school district personnel from transporting students to medical or mental health appointments, visits, or procedures without parental consent.
Unionized undergraduate workers at Dartmouth College say they are prepared to go on strike if their demands for pay raises, protection of jobs from automation, and protection of their members from federal immigration agents are not met.
It’s the sixties as seen through a cartoon lens; it’s the sixties as absorbed by a spoiled rich kid who was not really paying attention.
As the name of the pond suggests, an angler may have some competition vying for those little stockies, and they won’t be happy.
Between 2016 and 2023 the Republican majority in the Legislature, with the blessing of Governor Chris Sununu, incrementally reduced the rates of both the Business Profits Tax and the Business Enterprise Tax, which together raise about 30 percent of state tax revenue.
After a nearly one-hour debate, the Senate Thursday voted along party lines to approve a bill that sets up the process to ban books and other “inappropriate materials” from public schools.