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The New Hampshire Insurance Department is proposing what they call a modest step to help low-to-medium income residential homeowners “solidify” their home and in return see a reduction in their insurance premium.
Rep. Ken Weyler, chairman of the House Finance Committee, said he won’t recuse himself from matters pertaining to the YDC settlement fund after House Democratic Leader Alexis Simpson and some Republicans criticized him for derogatory remarks he made about YDC victims last week at a House Finance Division 1 hearing.
Representative Maggie Goodlander, a Member of the House Small Business Committee, sent a letter to Small Business Administration (SBA) Acting Administrator Everett Woodel, urging the agency to immediately clarify the extent of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) access to SBA systems.
If my title leads you to hope this column is about amusing things in English, such as funny words like “hornswoggle” and “discombobulate,” I’m afraid I’ll disappoint you.
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.