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Rep. Connie Lane, D-Concord, told the House Election Law Committee that 37 other states, controlled by both parties, issue absentee ballots to voters without having to state a reason.
Cell phone usage could be curtailed in public classrooms in New Hampshire under a bill that went before the Senate Education Committee Tuesday.
The lawyer representing indicted state Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi said the case is simple: the indictments obtained by Attorney General John Formella do not allege a crime and should be dismissed.
A bill that would collectively establish in one place in law a parents’ bill of rights in education, co-sponsored by every Republican in the New Hampshire state Senate, went to a hearing Monday morning.
But a bill introduced this year by state Rep. Margaret Drye, R-Plainfield, would carve out a narrow exception, allowing 17-year-olds to marry with their parents’ permission if they or their intended spouse is on active military duty.
An adult male was in a chair when it dislodged from the Flying Bear lift and fell approximately 20 feet.
Ronald Miles got sick when he watched Rep. Ken Weyler, R-Kingston, accuse Sununu Youth Services Center sexual abuse victims of lying.
Edelblut noted the state is doing better than the nation as a whole returning kids to academic levels before the pandemic hit and set learning back considerably as remote learning replaced in-person learning and family members became each other’s only social interaction for months.
The New Hampshire Film Festival (NHFF) has been named an Academy Award® qualifying festival for the Short Film Awards in all three categories: Live Action Shorts, Animation Shorts, and most recently, Documentary Shorts.